Ok, I ended up downloading the xfs-xtt package and re-installing it with
dpkg, then removing it with apt. dpkg complained when I reinstalled
that the old files were bad, but it overwrote them safely.
Now my fonts are back to normal, so I guess it was xfs-xtt that was
causing the trouble.
I'll probably go through the list of bad files in /var/lib/dpkg/info and
re-install all of them. I don't know how they went bad: I'm running
ext3, and periodically check the whole filesystem, and its never
complained...
Thanks
John
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John Parejko
Department of Physics and Astronomy
Drexel University
Philadelphia, PA
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