Yes, I missed this. I think it is possible to use FreeType library for
the font rendering both on linux and on windows. At present we are
using xft on linux, but I think it is possible to refactor this to the
pure freetype code. It may take less efforts than implementing font
rasterizer from the
Martin Cordova wrote:
Oleg, I just read it, does this mean that all methods that don't need
to throw the special Headless exception, are ready to work in headless
mode?
Right, that is my question too. I've seen the general description at
the URL Oleg sent, it's hardly a spec tho'.
Presumably
Right, that is my question too. I've seen the general description at
the URL Oleg sent, it's hardly a spec tho'.
I don't think that spec for this exists.
Another document on this is [1]. It describes what can and what cannot
be done in headless mode. But we also have the list of methods which
If you mean libxlib, how it could be used without X server? Maybe some
other library (e.g. font library like xft) simply preloads it during
its initialization or tries to connect to the server (XOpenDisplay) to
get some data, fails and uses defaults?
Anyway, I think, testing on a headless
I don't know how it works, but what I can do is try to use headless
without XOrg shared libs installed, and then take note of the missing
.so modules the IBM JVM complains about).
Regards,
Martin
On 10/25/06, Oleg Khaschansky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you mean libxlib, how it could be used
Could it be treated as a reverse engineering? I don't know :)
On 10/25/06, Martin Cordova [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know how it works, but what I can do is try to use headless
without XOrg shared libs installed, and then take note of the missing
.so modules the IBM JVM complains about).
