Antonio Rodriguez wrote: > I have been looking at the info xfstt, and i really didn't understand whats > that with xset fp+ unix/:7101 > Can you explain what this means, and what exactly I have to do?
Okay, this is of the top of my head, because I don't have Linux at work. The X server can get his fonts from a directory or over a network connection. So the "fp+" tells the X-Server to look for fonts in an additional location and the "unix/:7101" tells him where to look. I think you have to issue that command as root, after starting X. So to try out xfstt, do the following in a xterm: xfstt & <-- start xfstt in the background <-- wait a couple of seconds xset fp+ unix/:7101 <-- add the new fontpath After that you should have true type fonts until you end your current X session. If you like xfstt, you can automate that job, by installing an init script that starts xfstt at boot time (which Debian does for you if you install xfstt from dselect or apt-get) and adding the "unix/:7101" to your fontpath in the global XF86Config file (which you have to do yourself). Man XF86Config should help you with the latter. Hope that helps, Viktor -- Viktor Rosenfeld E-Mail: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] or: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] HertzSCHLAG: http://www.informatik.hu-berlin.de/~rosenfel/hs/