It's because new pango doesn't support type1 or pcf bitmap fonts, such as
the ones pulled in by installing ghostscript.
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Sent from a phone, apologies for poor formatting.
On 3 February 2020 04:51:14 rsiddharth <s...@ricketyspace.net> wrote:
I found a reliable way to replicate the issue on OpenBSD snapshot #628:
0. $ uname -a
OpenBSD cygnus.ricketyspace.net 6.6 GENERIC.MP#628 amd64
1. $ raco pkg install --jobs $(sysctl -n hw.ncpuonline) --auto drracket
1.1. $ $HOME/.racket/7.5/bin/drracket
The text in the REPL renders correctly.
Also, this https://ricketyspace.net/tmp/text.rkt program
renders "Hello World 42" correctly.
1.2. Quit DrRacket.
2. # pkg_add ghostscript
Choose "ghostscript-9.07p7".
3. $HOME/.racket/7.5/bin/drracket
The text in the REPL does not display correctly.
The text.rkt program does not render the "Hello World 42"
correctly.
4. Quit DrRacket.
5. # pkg_delete ghostscript
6. # pkg_delete -a
7. $HOME/.racket/7.5/bin/drracket
The text in the REPL renders correctly.
The text.rkt program renders the "Hello World 42"
correctly.
Installing the "ghostscript" package seems to cause the issue.
Also, installing "texlive_texmf-full-2019" causes the issue (because it
installs "ghostscript"?).
I'm unable to explain why this is happening. It would be great if
someone looks into this.
- rsiddharth.
