I think I am using 'Evince' though it is actually called 'Document
Viewer' in Gnome 3 which is what I have GuixSD configured to run. I my
case, there is no problem viewing the document from the screen, the
fonts appear ok there on every document I have opened. It is only when
I try to print out something on paper that text does not appear in the
hard copy. Also for comparison with your problem, I see the "document
properties" -> "Fonts" window says 'all fonts are either standard or
embedded' then it presents a very long list of fonts in the document.
It does not say anything about substitution unless I am misreading it.
Maybe your problem is somewhat different, though they both relate to the
fonts in some way.
On 2019-02-19 10:23 pm, Eric Bavier wrote:
On Tue, 19 Feb 2019 12:28:35 -0600
nightowl <night...@members.fsf.org> wrote:
I recently notice that when I try to send a pdf document to the
printer
using the gnome viewer evince, it will not print text. For
comparison,
I can also print a pdf document from within the icecat browser, and it
works good. Anyone know why evince would behave this way when
printing
hard copy of text from a pdf? I read that the gnome settings key
'override-restrictions' for org.gnome.Evince schema should be set to
'true' and that is what I currently have by default.
I just noticed this recently on my machine too. Evince does not print
nor display most (all?) of the nonembedded fonts in several documents
I've opened. The "document properties" -> "Fonts" window says that
GuixSD system fonts are being substituted, e.g. the Liberation fonts,
but they are not displayed.
No solution, just saying it's not just you,
`~Eric
