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Matt Giwer wrote:
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> Mark Gordon wrote:
> >
> > paul hansen wrote:
> >
> > > I was asking a question regarding whether povlinux.tar is supposed to contain a
> > > povray binary.
> >
> > Since Linux users are assumed to have X, and you can turn off the
> > display, we have traditionally not included the x-povray binary in
> > povlinux.tgz. It saves space and bandwidth. The install script was
> > written to be generic, which is why it installs the generic console
> > povray binary if it is present.
>
> May I suggest rethinking that?
>
> Redhat has some 70% of the market at the moment and configures
> with the x11 option as the default boot up.
Typo - povlinux.tgz currently comes with x-povray and s-povray but not
the vanilla console povray paul was asking about (which can easily be
emulated with x-povray -d, but still requires X libraries). So we're
already doing what you suggest. Besides which, there's only going to be
one Unix binary (per platform) in future releases - no more
povray/x-povray/s-povray, just povray.
-Mark Gordon
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