freetype upgrade for -current May 9 breaks wine
by kgha from LinuxQuestions.org on (#539DY)
After upgrading freetype to latest 2.10.2 version, wine applications either don't start or start partially (my wine version is Eric's wine-5.6 package).
Trying to run a wine app from terminal gave the message that freetype couldn't be found.
Downgraded to freetype-2.10.1 and all is well...
The sole difference between the old and new version seems to be that /usr/lib/libfreetype.so.6.17.1 is replaced with libfreetype.so.6.17.2.
Any clue to why wine can't handle that change?
Oh, and yes - I run -current multilib, and I did create a freetype compat32 version and upgraded that, too...
Trying to run a wine app from terminal gave the message that freetype couldn't be found.
Downgraded to freetype-2.10.1 and all is well...
The sole difference between the old and new version seems to be that /usr/lib/libfreetype.so.6.17.1 is replaced with libfreetype.so.6.17.2.
Any clue to why wine can't handle that change?
Oh, and yes - I run -current multilib, and I did create a freetype compat32 version and upgraded that, too...