The hint to rebuild Qt did work. Actually, I downloaded XFree86 4.3 from
the SuSE ftp. By end of last week, I found a 'bugfix' on the same page,
providing new qt libs built in that way. However, I wonder why it took a
whole week until SuSE realized that there was an elementary problem with
their update ...
I will check for the /usr/share/fonts/ anyway. Thanks a lot.
Michael
James Richard Tyrer wrote:
Michael Felsberg wrote:
Hi,
I updated to XFree 4.3 and have some trouble with the fonts:
problem: fc-cache hangs in the cyrillic font-dir
solution: I removed the cyrillic fonts (don't need them)
problem: the text in certain widget sets does not show up, instead the
buttons become _very_ wide (about 10 screens)
solution: ?
problem: although I can preview the misc-fixed fonts with xfontsel,
they are invisible in KDE (e.g. konsole).
solution: ?
Does anybody have an idea?
When you upgrade to XFree86 you also upgrade Xft, so you need to rebuild
Qt with the new version of Xft.
It is also possible that you will need to delete all files: font.cache*
and run: fc-cache again.
The fonts probably don't show up in the Konsole because: fc-cache
didn't find them.
KDE installs three fonts in: $KDEDIR/share/fonts/. One of these is
9x15.pcf.gz which is used in Konsole. If this isn't:
/usr/share/fonts/, move the fonts there and replace the directory:
$KDEDIR/share/fonts/ with a link. If: pc-cache doesn't find them,
UnGzip the three fonts.
When you run: pc-cache -v what does it show for:
/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/misc/. If it doesn't find the fonts, the
problem is a bit obscure. I found that: fc-cache doesn't find the
fonts on install and it doesn't find them unless I have PanGo for
GNOME-2.2 installed.
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JRT
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