Chris Sherlock wrote: > On 29 Dec 2020, at 6:43 pm, rene@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > >> If not, may I ask the reason? It seems maintenance heavy. > > > > Big endian architectures where skis does not work? > > > > In debian: s390x > > > Currently, skia doesn't even build on x86 (and their upstream has, uh, portability pretty low on their list). > I asked before, but in the X11SalGraphicsImpl::supportOperation(), > it seems to be checking to see if the X Server supports > XRender. Hopefully I’m reading the code right. If I am reading that > right, are there any distributions that ship X11 *without* XRender? > I believe that's the wrong question to ask - there's always going to be a fringe use case where Xrender is not (easily) available. Old, or remote X11 comes to mind. So either we suck it up, deprecate the feature, give it some time & remove it - or we don't if it's ~easy to retain. ;) My 2c, -- Thorsten
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