Rick Loga wrote:
>
> I have read many howto's and they are conflicting. One says tt fonts are
> built-in, whatever that means, another says they come from the xfs server.
> One says use ttmkfdir, another says mkttfdir works fine. Currently there is
> a line referring to port 7100 before the list of font paths in my
> XF86Config-4 file. I also have xfs running. I also have the tt font path
> added to the list and I copied the tt fonts from my W95 widnows/font
> directory, made them all lower case and ran ttmkfdir to create a fonts.dir
> file. Another howto says to create a fonts.scale file and sort it. One doc
> says to use the binary in the tar file for ttmkfdir, another says to compile
> the source with certain options. I probably have a mixture now that won't
> work. My next attempt is to comment out the port 7100 line and stop xfs. I
> think this is the "built-in" way. If that don't work, I guess I'll create
> the fonts.scale file using a newly compiled ttmkfdir.
# apt-get install xfs xfstt
# vi /etc/X11/XF86Config-4:
Section "Files"
FontPath "unix/:7100" # xfs server
FontPath "unix/:7101" # xfstt server
# cp /path/to/ttfs/*.ttf /usr/share/fonts/truetype
# /etc/init.d/xfstt restart
$ xset fp rehash
$ netscape &
You should now have a working xfstt TrueType Font Server.
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