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> ( i.e. the directory the xfstt is configured to has only 10 hebrew fonts
> )
>
> that means there are only 10 hebrew fonts in the truetype dir, but 38
> served by the server ...
>
> note: 1. all fonts were uniq ( i.e. |sort|uniq did not change the
> output)
>
On Wed, 2 May 2001, Ilya Konstantinov wrote:
> On Wed, May 02, 2001 at 11:59:11AM +0200, Erez Doron wrote:
> > so may be that the xfstt is more advanced than the ttmkfdir utility and
> > support more fonts ...
>
> Not really. ttmkfdir does a much better job at finding out
ories (including the TrueType fonts
directory). On XFree86 4.0, assuming you have the "freetype" module loaded
(config line: Load "freetype"), it should work.
> so may be that the xfstt is more advanced than the ttmkfdir utility and
> support more fonts ...
Not really. ttm
installed?
not 8859-8 ones ! ( i ran ttmkfdir on each directory i have, the total was 10
8859-8 fonts )
>
>
> > btw: how do I stop xfstt from changing the fonts names to -ttf-*-*-*
>
> As I remember, one of the servers found fonts itself (ignoring
> fonts.dir and using '
Hi Erez,
About your first problem - xfs serves Type1 and bitmap fonts too, if
you configure it to the Type1 / bitmap directories paths.
Have you checked you don't have other Type1 and bitmap iso8859-8 fonts
installed?
> btw: how do I stop xfstt from changing the fonts names
hi
i got a weird response:
i did:
fslsfonts -server localhost:7101|grep -i 8859-8|wc -l
output was : 38
( i.e. the ttf font server has 38 hebrew fonts )
i went to /usr/share/fonts/truetype and did:
ttmkfdir|grep -i 8859-8|wc -l
output was: 10
( i.e. the directory the xfstt is configured to has
Noam Meltzer wrote:
>
> I'm sure this was talked here before, but I really need you help. Maybe
> if some1 would contact me privately, this would be nice.
> I have a newlly installed SuSE 6.4 system (with what it comes, kernel,
> kde, etc. didn't have the power to check and remember) I worked be
I'm sure this was talked here before, but I really need you help. Maybe
if some1 would contact me privately, this would be nice.
I have a newlly installed SuSE 6.4 system (with what it comes, kernel,
kde, etc. didn't have the power to check and remember) I worked before
with Linux and even than I
> > Hello!
> > I have this problem:
> > I own a Suse 6.3 system (kernel 2.2.13), with a Xfree 3.3.5
> > Recently I was trying to install a TTF server. After lot of
> time spent
> > on solving problems during the
> > installation of the xfstt (like suse
Instead of setting up xfstt in XF86Config try setting it using xset.
The command should be something like "xset +fp tcp://{something}". You
should have xfs running before you run this command. For more information
and the correct syntax consult the xfstt docs.
I use this command in m
to install a TTF server. After lot of time spent
> on solving problems during the
> installation of the xfstt (like suse didn't come with chkconfig) I
> found that the problem is residing in the
> line i add to "/etc/XF86Config":
> FontPath "inet/localhost:71
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