On Wed, 29 Jul 2020 at 12:28, Christopher St. Louis < stlouis.christop...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've been dealing with this absolutely bizarre issue for a few weeks now > where > installed fonts seem to be "forgotten" on boot. My desktop is a > combination of > tiling window manager (i3) and status bar (polybar), and when I start up my > computer I find that the compact bitmap font (curie, manually installed) > that > the status bar is supposed to use has been replaced by a much larger and > uglier > font > > After digging around to see if either of the above programs were the cause > of > it (some change made to the status bar's configuration when updating the > program, etc.), I discovered that apparently the font I assigned to the > status > bar was no longer part of the system font cache--"fc-list | grep curie" > returns > nothing. The bizarre part is, the font files are still in their directory > in > /usr/share/fonts/, and running "sudo fc-cache -fv" results in the fonts > both > appearing on my status bar and showing up when I run "fc-list." > This might be https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1750891 -- George N. White III
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