Re: SVG to PNG

> There is also an "uninstalled" configure option
If I understood you correctly, using --disable-installed is one option to
define paths for configuration files, the other is to rewrite handish the
paths in magick_config.h

> Nope.
So, I have to set  different type.mgk for Linux and Windows over the
magick_config.h ? Or am I expected to have type-linux.mgk ?

PS Is all the above information in the documentation, or mostly in the
source code? If the former, I would have liked to had read it before
starting the discussion. However, I wasn't a skillful enough searcher for
it.


Am Mi., 18. Nov. 2020 um 23:11 Uhr schrieb Bob Friesenhahn <
[email protected]>:

> On Wed, 18 Nov 2020, Pro Turm wrote:
>
> >> Windows is different. .. 'configure' and then run the program.
> > I was referring to when on Linux and when using the source files only
> (i.e.
> > when gm is not installed or at most is installed in parallel)
>
> Under Linux and other Unix-like systems (and even Cygwin and MSYS2
> which run under "Windows") tricks are used to allow the software to
> run uninstalled for testing.  For example, the rungm.sh.in file in the
> top directory gets substitutions and then rungm.sh can be used to
> create an environment to run the software in place.  There is also an
> "uninstalled" configure option where there is no fixed instation path
> and the program determines where it is at run-time.
>
> >> it seems unlikely that you are using Solaris
> > So, there is no Linux dependent types defined? I thought Solaris would be
> > the equivalent for linuxish systems ?
>
> Nope.  Solaris is an operating system developed by Sun Microsystems
> (now deceased) and in fact Linux is heavily modeled on Solaris and the
> preceding SunOS.  Regardless, Solaris is a commercial operating system
> and they paid for real Adobe font files like 'Helvetica'.
>
> Linux desktops typically have large collections of fonts which are
> offered under a free license.  Ideally GraphicsMagick should be using
> fontlib to find installed fonts and build descriptions for them, but
> it does not do that yet.
>
> Bob
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