GIMP Quartz broken on 10.7, perhaps gtk
Riccardo Mottola
riccardo.mottola at libero.it
Thu Jan 12 09:42:58 UTC 2023
Hi!
I did further tests here.
In my local repository I pinned also a previous version of pango and pang-devel, but had difficulties "upgarding" to a previous version, how can it be done cleanly?
Then I thought of just activating some previous versions… I had a bit mess here and there when rev-upgrade , so I also set back librsvg.
The following ports are currently installed:
pango @1.42.4_3+quartz+x11 (active)
pango @1.50.7_0+quartz+x11
The following ports are currently installed:
harfbuzz @2.8.2_0
harfbuzz @3.4.0_0 (active)
harfbuzz @5.2.0_0
harfbuzz @5.3.1_0
The following ports are currently installed:
librsvg @2.40.20_4+quartz (active)
librsvg @2.54.5_0
I don't remember if I had to touch other stuff… how can I now? Is port installed enough?
port list outdated
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emacs-app @28.2 editors/emacs
librsvg @2.54.5 graphics/librsvg
pango @1.50.3 x11/pango
pango @1.50.7 x11/pango
emacs-app cannot be upgraded. harfbuzz here is not shown… So I don't think it is perfect.
Anyway… I would think that the issue is between pango, harfbuzz and librsvg! Since then recompiling current gimp… has a perfectly working gimp! yay!
Riccardo
PS: suppose if I have pango and harfbuzz in my local port tree. I want to test with current harfbuzz. How can I "hide" it, but keeping the rest of the local port? Rename the directory? put a command in the portfile… or move the port directory away to be in case put in back.
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