So yesterday, after many days of no updates, suddenly there were 722
updates for testing. My practice is to do them in small batches -- I've
got it down to 195 remaining.
At least one of those batches involved fonts.
Today I fired up a python script that I wrote many years ago that
specified 'courier' as a font because I needed a monospace font. That
program now uses some proportional font. (Actually I've changed the code
to specify 'luxi mono' so at least I've got a mono font.)
Just now I ran 'lp somefile.txt' and again, the font used was something
much bigger than the 'courier 10' I've been getting forever.
How do I get my courier back?
Why do basic default settings get changed?
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Rick Pasotto r...@niof.net http://www.niof.net
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