Jud Craft wrote:
> 1. Try out freetype-freeworld: restores the bytecode interpreter to
> Freetype and some adds filtering, patent-infringing, stuck in
> RPMFusion, can't be merged into Fedora.
Apart from the bytecode interpreter, freetype-freeworld just enables the
subpixel rendering in the upstream freetype. So does Fedora's freetype
since Fedora 10. (It was disabled in F9, it got reenabled in F10, I have no
idea what the rationale was for each of those decisions.) So these days the
only difference between freetype and freetype-freeworld is the bytecode
interpreter.
If somebody is willing to look at the mess of patches from Ubuntu and
elsewhere and make a freetype-freeworld package including those, they're
welcome to take over freetype-freeworld maintainership from me. (Heck, I
don't actually *use* that package. I mostly just packaged it to show that
it can easily be done thanks to ld.so.conf.d. :-) )
Kevin Kofler
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