Re: Self Introdction: nick black

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Richard Shaw left as an exercise for the reader:
> So the only problem I see is that notcurses depends on ffmpeg, which is not
> allowed in Fedora. I see it's technically "optional", but I wonder about
> the usefulness of the resultant package without it.

ooh, I was unaware of this. FFmpeg is only used for
decoding/scaling images and video. An NCURSES-like level of
functionality is possible without it, one which will still
benefit from e.g. RGB color and multithreading safety.

I've been considering throwing another image-decoding backend
into the project, as FFmpeg draws in a huge dependency chain on
Debian as well. What's the preferred "kitchen sink" image
decoder these days? libimagemagick? What's recommended for
Fedora/Rawhide, if I ideally want to:

 1) throw a file/memory buffer at the lib without having to know
    anything about image format,
 2) get 24-bit RGB or 32-bit RGBA back, and
 3) have it handle scaling?

> It's technically possible to be sponsored at RPM Fusion first (I was) but
> it's not preferred. Perhaps one of your other projects could be submitted
> here first?

I'm not sure I understand your meaning. Do you have a page I can
reference? Thanks!

-- 
nick black -=- https://www.nick-black.com
to make an apple pie from scratch,
you need first invent a universe.
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