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the `docs/' directory (after `make refdoc'). This serves the site on a
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Hello Werner,
> if `srcdir` == `builddir`, the directory
>
> $srcdir/docs/reference/images
>
> exists after executing `./configure && make && make refdoc`, and the
> 'FT' icon is properly displayed. However, if `srcdir` != `builddir`,
> the directory is missing, and the icon doesn't get display
On 3/22/20 7:58 AM, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
Instead of 'Linux' (which is just an OS kernel) I would rather ask for
'standard Unix environments' like GNU/Linux or BSD variants.
Thanks - we're still shipping FreeType in Solaris as well, but are trying
to reduce the number of things that FOSS projec
> As per the reply, my main focus for this project will be on the
> following platforms:
>
>- Windows
>- macOS
>- Linux
>- iOS
>- ChromeOS
>- Android
>- ReactOS
Instead of 'Linux' (which is just an OS kernel) I would rather ask for
'standard Unix environments' like G
Nikhil,
if `srcdir` == `builddir`, the directory
$srcdir/docs/reference/images
exists after executing `./configure && make && make refdoc`, and the
'FT' icon is properly displayed. However, if `srcdir` != `builddir`,
the directory is missing, and the icon doesn't get displayed.
Please che
> Docwriter 1.3 has been released. This release, along with commit
> 1fd3148 includes important changes to support Python >= 3.5 and drop
> support for older versions. [...]
Thanks a lot for updating FreeType accordingly!
Werner
Thanks for the reply,
As per the reply, my main focus for this project will be on the
following platforms:
- Windows
- macOS
- Linux
- iOS
- ChromeOS
- Android
- ReactOS
Further, I have query related to the testing part of the project. I know
the basic testing will be surely
> It seems according to the FreeType official website support the
> following platforms: [...]
>
>- Ghostscript
This is not a platform per se.
> Further going through the codebase I also found out that following
> platforms are also supported by FreeType:
>
>- Amiga
>- Atari
>
