On Tue, 06 Dec 2011 13:07:41 EST, Ken Hornstein said:
several times though, so perhaps it's worth revisiting. Valdis, are you willing to pick up the exmh/Tcl work to use a shared library for libmh?
Sure, if it simplifies the Tcl code. Probably would end up being a "exmh 2.0 requires at least nmh 1.5 or later" and refuse to work with older nmh.
Actually, if you could crank out another exmh release, that sure would be awesome.
Let me see what I can do - the last few years I've been one of the primary committers of patches, but I've not been the one to turn the crank on the release.
And if you figured out how to get exmh to use the "fixed" font with the most recent version of Tk, that would be super-awesome :-) (As an aside ... from my brief investigation, it seems that with the changes to the font handling in Tk you can no longer use any X font that is semicondensed, and fixing it required looking at the whole Tk font mess).
I'll take a look at that, I suspect that exmh's use of fonts needs to be cleaned up since the rest of the world moved to fontconfig/cairo.
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