Thanks for this pointer - as it turns out, you're right; a barcode font
was the first returned when xfstt was on. I've fixed it like this; a
hack, but it makes things work right:
1.) Make a new font directory:
mkdir /usr/lib/X11/fonts/default
2.) Put the default font in it:
cd /usr/lib/X11/fonts
Andrew Perrin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> But the same problem is popping up in other places, including xdvi
> and xfontsel. In both of these places, all buttons and menus are
> displayed in a barcode font, making them unusable to anyone without
> a photographic memory.
If you don't specify a
Well, I fixed the emacs problem I asked about earlier by specifying a
particular font for emacs menus. But the same problem is popping up in
other places, including xdvi and xfontsel. In both of these places, all
buttons and menus are displayed in a barcode font, making them unusable to
anyone wit
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