On 2012-04-29, at 4:38 PM, Matthew Veety wrote:
> Well either way I fixed that shit. Hit me up if you want me to post the patch.
Fuck that – repost the flame!
The acme fix is trivial in comparison ;-)
On 04/29/12 18:45, Lyndon Nerenberg wrote:
On 2012-04-29, at 3:38 PM, Rob Pike wrote:
That's odd but easy to change.
After chasing down and reading Presotto's rant about proportional fonts in
acme? I will live happily ever after with acme's current default behaviour,
just to honour one of
On 2012-04-29, at 3:38 PM, Rob Pike wrote:
> That's odd but easy to change.
After chasing down and reading Presotto's rant about proportional fonts in
acme? I will live happily ever after with acme's current default behaviour,
just to honour one of the best flames of all time :-)
--lyndon
That's odd but easy to change.
-rob
On 2012-04-29, at 1:30 AM, Rob Pike wrote:
> You don't need to do the second line. Acme uses $font automatically.
Only the p9p version of acme. The native plan9 acme doesn't.
I lied.
I forgot to delete the ../shinonome lines from euro.8.font file.
Then, I found the the "fn acme {builtin acme -f $font $*}" line
is neccessary on my version of acme.
Kenji
>> You don't need to do the second line. Acme uses $font automatically.
>
> Yes, I just added ../shinonome/k.14.xx
> You don't need to do the second line. Acme uses $font automatically.
Yes, I just added ../shinonome/k.14. to
/lib/font/bit/lucidasans/unicode.8.font,
such as:
0x3000 0x30fe ../shinonome/k14.3000
0x4e00 0x4ffe ../shinonome/k14.4e00
0x5005 0x51fe ../shinonome/k14.5005
0x5200 0x53fa ../shinon
On Sun, Apr 29, 2012 at 2:55 PM, Lyndon Nerenberg wrote:
>> You mean change the hardcoded font name
>> in /sys/src/cmd/acme/acme.c?
>
>
> No, add something like:
>
> font = /lib/font/bit/fixed/unicode.7x13.font
> fn acme {builtin acme -f $font $*}
You don't need to do the second line. Acme uses
> font = /lib/font/bit/fixed/unicode.7x13.font
> fn acme {builtin acme -f $font $*}
>
> to your lib/profile. This will set your acme and rio fonts to
> unicode.7x13.font. Substitute the pathname to your preferred font file,
> then reboot your terminal.
or plumb the string
Local font =
You mean change the hardcoded font name
in /sys/src/cmd/acme/acme.c?
No, add something like:
font = /lib/font/bit/fixed/unicode.7x13.font
fn acme {builtin acme -f $font $*}
to your lib/profile. This will set your acme and rio fonts to
unicode.7x13.font. Substitute the pathname to your prefer
On Sat, Apr 28, 2012 at 9:42 PM, wrote:
>> The real question is what the default font should be; I leave that
>> decision to others.
>
> You mean change the hardcoded font name
> in /sys/src/cmd/acme/acme.c?
> By the way, I'll follow your suggestion to add 日本語
> to unicode.8.font.
Hi Kenji,
Som
> The real question is what the default font should be; I leave that
> decision to others.
You mean change the hardcoded font name
in /sys/src/cmd/acme/acme.c?
By the way, I'll follow your suggestion to add 日本語
to unicode.8.font.
Kenji
> The real question is what the default font should be
Not that my opinion counts for anything, but changing the font to latin1.7.font
(or sometimes typelatin1.7.font) is usually the first thing I do on a fresh
Plan 9 install.
It's very readable, and you can fit a whole lot more on an average w
That font is called euro because it does not have the Asian ideographs
and is cheaper to load. Use unicode.8.font if you want them; I have
set font=unicode.9.font since the beginning.
The real question is what the default font should be; I leave that
decision to others.
-rob
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