Remco Blaakmeer writes: > You can place the fonts in a subdirectory of /var/ttfonts . You can use > any name for that subdirectory. Where you get the fonts is another issue. > It is probably illegal to use the fonts that come with Windows.
Why? If you bought a Windows license, you bought a license for the Windows components, I think. Not being legal to use Windows fonts in Linux would be like being illegal to buy Coke and using the jar to carry Oranje Juice... Also, if you bought any program that comes with true type fonts (like Corel Draw), you could use them also! > You could get yourself a CD with a few hundred shareware/freeware > fonts, but most of these are very poorly licensed. What do you mean by very poorly licensed? > xfstt isn't yet automatically started at boot time. To start it > manually, do: > # xfstt & > ... as root. > To let the X server use the fonts, you can do: > $ xset fp+ tcp/localhost:7100 Thanks for the clues! I finally could see some nice fonts in Netscape... -- Luiz Otavio L. Zorzella Product Engineer [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.conexware.com -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
