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znx wrote: |
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>Hi, |
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>Have a look at the wiki, see if it can tame your font issues, did mine: |
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>http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Xorg_and_Fonts |
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>Cheers |
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>On 14/10/05, Rob <europa100@×××××××.net> wrote: |
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>>I have never seen this behavior except with the Gentoo mozilla-bin port. |
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>>It is not rendering text correctly. I have tried Arial Truetype font |
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>>and ordinary fonts. What is does is print the letters of text with huge |
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>>spaces between them. It does not occur on all web pages, but enough to |
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>>be really annoying. I do not know if this is a port problem or a basic |
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>>mozilla problem. Has any one else seen this? the mozilla version is 1.7.12 |
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>>Thanks, Rob. |
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>>gentoo-user@g.o mailing list |
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Well, after attempting to use the HOWTO Xorg and Fonts, I am worse off |
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than when I started. Web pages still do not render. I had to hack the |
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Windowmaker config files so that it would use fonts that it could find. |
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Otherwise it would abort. The previous fonts that it used are no longer |
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accessible. I have no idea where they are. |
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Now I can't use the Windowmaker config utility as a regular user as I |
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suppose it can no longer find it. I have no idea why that would be |
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happening. |
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I do not understand why it now takes 12 pages of modifications just to |
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have fonts render correctly. I have installed Gentoo in the past and |
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everything just worked. No modifications of anything had to be |
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performed. This is really a huge step backwards. |
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I am pretty certain that the last installation of Gentoo I did used Xorg. |
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I am tempted to just reinstall everything. |
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Rob |
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