Laura Creighton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> And -- dpkg-reconfigure fontconfig did not regenerate the package.
Well, it shouldn't. It just asks you the same questions you were asked
the first time you installed it.
> But the perplexing thing is that when I happened to reboot, all the
> proble
Well, I have fixed my problem, but I don't understand exactly why
I have. I decided that I really needed to get libfontcong regenerated.
so I made a /usr/lib/fontconfigs and moved the /usr/lib/*fontc* there,
so that I could move them back if I couldn't get things to biuld.
And -- dpkg-reconfigure
Wulfy wrote:
Laura Creighton wrote:
Alas, this did not work. I do not think that dkpg --set-selections
actually makes my machine go off and
download the new packages and reinstalls them. Correct?
Laura
You need an "aptitude upgrade" in there, I think after the "set".
Sorry, I'm somethin
Laura Creighton wrote:
Alas, this did not work. I do not think that
dkpg --set-selections actually makes my machine go off and
download the new packages and reinstalls them. Correct?
Laura
You need an "aptitude upgrade" in there, I think after the "set".
Sorry, I'm something of a newbie m
In a message of Sat, 08 Oct 2005 22:55:20 BST, Wulfy writes:
>Laura Creighton wrote:
>
>>Speaking of commands unknown to me, a debian command that says, 'find
>>out every package I have loaded and reinstall every last one of them a
>>second time' would also be useful. I don't know any command like
Laura Creighton wrote:
Speaking of commands unknown to me, a debian command that says, 'find
out every package I have loaded and reinstall every last one of them a
second time' would also be useful. I don't know any command like that,
or a way to get aptitude to spit out a list of all the packa
I have a recurring problem. Some debian package which I am automatically
updating is destroying something so that all my KDE applications have
no fonts at all. I get nothing but silly little boxes. Xterm
windows, and firefox display fine -- this seems to be a purely debian
problem.
The fonts ar
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