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Subject: xlibs - missing shared libraries for xft/xrender
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Package: xlibs
Version: 4.0.2-1
Severity: wishlist
As more and more apps and libraries start to take advantage of the
Xrender and Xft extensions, it will become unruly to statically link
the libXft.a and libXrender.a libraries in. Some apps require this
now.
I suppose I'd have to tag it as wishlist, as there aren't a ton of
libraries using it (just a prepatch for GTK, and some other minor
apps) But it might be a good infrastructure decision, if the QT-xft
and GTK-xft packages go in.
Aubin
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apt-get install libxft2 libxrender1
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