Re: GTK miniiso - status and instructions for building
Frans Pop wrote:
On Sunday 02 October 2005 23:39, Attilio Fiandrotti wrote:
After a lot of efforts to remove unneded files from .TGZs now the
situation is:
- d-i_gtk_frontend.tgz contains ONLY gtk.so compiled against my
hand-made libgtk+-directfb libs.
From now on gtk.so in d-i_gtk_frontend.tgz is chown'ed to 0:0 and
chmod'ed 644.
Please also chown the directories (not that it really makes much
difference, it's just cleaner).
ok, i'll do it
- d-i_gtk_root.tgz contains ONLY my libc-2.3.5.so that is needed to
make gtk.so work (no more other files in /lib nor /etc directory)
Hmmm. What about the other config files? Are they no longer needed or
should I include them in the rootskel-gtk udeb?
I am talking about:
etc/fonts/fonts.conf
etc/fonts/local.conf
etc/fonts/fonts.dtd
etc/gtk-2.0/gtk.immodules
etc/gtk-2.0/gdk-pixbuf.loaders
etc/gtk-2.0/gtkrc
see my next mail on this particular subject
- d-i_gtk_fonts.tgz contains fonts: actually they don't work and we
must understand why (maybe fontconfig or pango related issues?)
They worked for your homemade image before, right? Could you investigate a
bit (e.g. by comparing what is in ./build/tmp/gtk-miniiso/tree with what
was in your own CD)?
i tried to do this this night but i couldn't solve the problem
So i ask myself if it's better
a)Try to make the libgtk+directfb 2.0.9.x.y udeb work to get rid of
unneded archives immediatly and later switch to GTKDFB 2.8
I think we should spend a bit more time on this. Maybe we could get
Alastair to include a -dev package (deb, not udeb) against which we can
compile the frontend? Would that help?
that would be the best option for sure (fast, no need to start packaging
GTKDFB2.8 right now) but i don't know if Alastair has time to do it and
even if he does it other strange problems may rise up.. (maybe i should
be more optimistic.. :)
b)Stay with .tgz archives (including my libgtk+directfb libs & related
files) until GTKDFB 2.8 is ready to be packaged
If we can not get it working otherwise, yes.
IMO, the more we can get working (including fonts) in an "official" way,
the easier it will be to make improvements, get help and check for
regressions later on.
maybe it would be better if every font is packaged "as it is now" inside
an official udeb by his mantainer right now: we'll think about removing
unneded glyphs later.. what do you think?
Anyway i'm very happy how things are going on :)
Me too. At least now things are manageable and we all know where we stand.
Cheers,
FJP
let me be a little optimistic, i think we're doing "better than
yesterday, worse than tomorrow" ;)
ciao
attilio
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