> > > > > What host OS are you on? Do you need a cross-platform solution? > >=20 > > Multiplatform, yes... OSX, Linux(Xft-only) and Win. > > Well, tricky. > > Xft isn't so bad... As long as you can put your font file somewhere that > fontconfig will find it (and can trigger fontconfig to actually find > it!) then it kinda just works. But you might need root access to do > that, so some sort of installation process, with permissions and such, > might be required.
I think one can add user fonts by supplying his own ~/.fonts.conf Still flaky, but better than requiring root :) > Don't know how fonts are added to OSX at all - never tried that. Userfonts can be in ~/Library/Fonts > Under win32? Not sure, I have a vague recollection of being able to load > a font file from disk, but that's just a vague memory and I haven't > actually checked the docs! No clue, well I'll try playing around a bit. Thanks for the help. Cheers, Mario _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
