On 23 February 2010 08:24, Dov Grobgeld wrote:
> The order of finding fonts is setup in the Fontconfig configure file.
> Basically you define an alias and then you create a list of of physical
> fonts. These fonts will be traversed from top to bottom when looking for a
> match for a glyph. Have a
On 23 February 2010 22:26, wrote:
> I doubt that you will be able to type that way but, what I would suggest is
> that you use a combination of programmes to do the job that you want.
> Type your text normally with a graphics type programme like Corel Draw or
> Freehand Linux equivalent. These pr
I doubt that you will be able to type that way but, what I would suggest is
that you use a combination of programmes to do the job that you want.
Type your text normally with a graphics type programme like Corel Draw or
Freehand Linux equivalent. These programmes are designed to do what maybe Ope
Hi,
I recently returned from 2 years in Ireland. I did there my MS.c in
networking, researching congestion control algorithms.
I have experience in low level programming, scripting languages, and kernel
hacking.
At the past I have worked on chip design, settopbox, network hardware and
clusters.
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