宋文武 skribis:
> Yes, you can modify xorg.scm, and then reconfigure your GuixSD from
> the modified sources.
> But IMO the xserver.conf in xorg.scm is not in a good shape for customization.
Yeah, we should add parameters to allow users to specify the font
packages (and have a sane default, too.)
Yes, you can modify xorg.scm, and then reconfigure your GuixSD from
the modified sources.
But IMO the xserver.conf in xorg.scm is not in a good shape for customization.
Also you can install the fonts into user's profile, then do:
xset +fp ~/.guix-profile/share/fonts/X11
On 2015年3月9日 23:03:20 CET, Andreas Enge wrote:
>In debian it is in xfonts-base, in the subdirectory "misc". We have
>various
>font packages in xorg.scm. I think you are looking for font-misc-misc.
Thank you, that's the package.
However, as there's obviously no /usr/share/fonts... dir, how and
On Mon, Mar 09, 2015 at 10:24:26PM +0100, 白い熊 @相撲道 wrote:
> I'm very fond of the 9x15bold X font for work in the terminal. On Debian
> systems it's usually in the “xfonts” package. No such package exists in Guix.
> I checked, and none of the built xorg derivations on my system have the font.
In
I'm very fond of the 9x15bold X font for work in the terminal. On Debian
systems it's usually in the “xfonts” package. No such package exists in Guix. I
checked, and none of the built xorg derivations on my system have the font.
Does some package have it?
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