Brian Dessent wrote:
I searched fro luconP.zip and found some references -but all sites that
appear to have the file seem to have went belly up. Anybody got a copy
of this font?
http://www.cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2005-10/msg01042.html
Nope, the cygutils website was relocated to
http://cygutils.fruitbat.org/ thanks to the generosity of Peter Castro.
Not much happening there; it was rendered largely obsolete once I got
most of my stuff ported to the cygwin packaging system in (what? 2000?).
However, luconP.zip still lives there, at
http://cygutils.fruitbat.org/bashprompt/index.html
Strangely, if I set TERM=rxvt-cygwin-native , use luconP as my font , it
does NOT matter whether my CYGWIN variable has codepage:oem,
codepage:ansi, or neither. The following behaviors are the same:
ascii.exe prints the line draw characters
pstree -G prints garbage
It *could be* due to the fact that pstree uses ncurses, and ascii does
not. Checking...
Hmmm. /usr/lib/ncurses/test/ncurses.exe (part of the ncurses-demo
package) turns the screen black-on-black when I try to check the
line-draw characters. So I can't even tell if ACS chars with ncurses is
broken -- first I gotta figure out why the colors are getting scrogged
by the test program! Somebody, like the ncurses maintainer, should fix
that.
Oh. That'd be me, then. Ooops. I'll try to look into it soon, but PTC.
--
Chuck
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