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rmagick dependency #10
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One year later... still no chance? Rmagick adds over 200 mb on a Raspberry Pi, including the whole of Python 3 and lots of others. All for a few pixels on an OLED screen... |
Hi @alxx, are you able to fork this and try removing the rmagick dependency from the gemspec? I suspect this gem will still work without the hard dependency, and then if you want to use the image feature you just manually install rmagick. I will happily take a PR if that works out. If you're not comfortable with that though I can test it out over the weekend |
Oh, perhaps I misunderstood your first message, you're still interested in image support but without the large rmagick dependency suite, is that correct? |
Hi @zeiv , you're right, image support is great but adding Python and 200 mb of extra stuff only so I can display a logo seems a bit much... Surely there's a thinner alternative to imagemagick? |
Any chance you could fork this project to use a more lightweight library than imagemagick via rmagick? It's just that imagemagick and libmagickwand-dev are a thousand times bigger than this actual gem. Lots of precious storage for what might perhaps be achieved using simpler packages. I don't need a million fonts and ghostscript and tiff support and exif and the whole of libcairo2 and and and...
I'd even take a version that's fed "hardcoded" bitmaps which I would pre-produce separately...
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