Josselin Mouette wrote: > Sorry, but I strongly disagree here. You cannot call such a file > "platform-independent". This goes completely against the spirit of the > FHS, and against the Unix way of doing things. Will you tell me how, in > a real-world configuration, you're going to automate cache generation on > a /usr/share directory shared between several platforms? Once the cache file is properly initialized on all platforms, then it sure looks like a platform-independent file to me. For cache generation, it's just a matter of running fc-cache a number of times, rather than just once. It's also not like fontconfig will die if a cache file is not properly initialized for a particular architecture; it will then just cache the fonts in the local cache file. pat
