Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sat 1st Jul 2006 18:59 UTC, submitted by trevor
"We are very pleased to announce this release, the first major update to cairo since the original 1.0 release 10 months ago. Compared to cairo 1.0, the 1.2 release doubles the number of supported backends, adding PDF, PostScript & SVG backends to the previous xlib/win32, and image backends."
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Member since:2005-07-06
The problem with AGG ( http://www.antigrain.com/ ), so to speak, seems to be that it's too complex for people to easily understand it. Unfortunately, this is an impression that is given by its advanced use of C++ and its very high modularization: it's just out of reach of most *nix geeks.
Another issue is that AGG doesn't have many backends, but we can trace this issue back to the fact that not many people seem interested in AGG, despite its superior (IMHO) design.
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2006-03-28
And maybe guys should go with AGG instead :-) ...
-pekr-