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Package: inkscape
Version: 0.43-5
Followup-For: Bug #369828
The glibc people deny this is their bug (of course) but suggest that the
cause is someone forgetting to unlock a mutex or something. "Uses the
synchronization primitives incorrectly" they say (without suggesting how
it might be incorrec
I was shocked to see the wacom input driver hadn't been compiled for the
latest ABI, so I went and compiled it myself, fixed the problems that
were stopping it from compiling. pixman (whatever that is) is a
pkg-config package in the new xorg system, so anything that uses it (aka
wacom-tools) has t
Julien Cristau wrote:
That patch is (mostly) wrong. wacom should indeed use pkg-config to get
the necessary cflags, but it doesn't have to care about pixman.
The file linuxwacom/src/xdrv/xf86Wacom.c includes the file xf86.h, which
is part of the xorg package. However down the chain of include
It looks like an old version of libbind is left installed, which depends
on an old version of libdns which depends on the conflicting version of
libisc. So basically what I did is I looked at what packages conflicted
when trying to remove libisc50, and removed them as well. That normally
can quick
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