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On Sat, 19 Nov 2011, Alexey Dokuchaev wrote:
> Understood.  However, since libtiff is likely to be found on typical 
> user's desktop system (considering that wine is primarily a desktop 
> application), hardcoding libtiff as LIB_DEPENDS might be a nice 
> alternative.  How useful it is to have TIFF support in Wine?

I've had zero need myself nor did I ever get a single request for
it from one of our users.

Old product management mantra: intuition is great, facts matter. :-)

Gerald