Is there any specific reason why any application would go completely haywire by replacing the system Freetype with a custom one? Reason for doing this would be enabling the "patented" TrueType byte code interpreter.
In my case, it's specifically WINE, where it complains about an internal app crash and stops certain Windows applications from working. Doing "pkg fix SUNWfreetype2" immediately fixes this. The rest of the system and all native applications continue to work peachy with any version. Is Freetype built differently for Indiana? Thanks for any hints, -mg -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
