John Hasler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Karsten writes: > > The problems involve Gtk and its handling of non-8859-1 encoded fonts, > > due to changes in X11. The fault is Gtk, not X11. Updating to XFree86v4 > > should help, as several other modifications to font configuration, > > adequately addressed in d-u archives. > > I found that I had to comment out the local font server line in the "Files" > section of /etc/X11/XF86Config-4.
Putting it at the end of the Files list seems to do the trick - but of course, it made my system look as ugly as sin again. Mind you, I have zero idea about how fonts work in X. It appears to be magic. -- Keith Willoughby "Playing to lose is like sleeping with your sister. Sure she's a great piece of tail with a blouse full of goodies, but it's just illegal." - Topper Harley