do you have the fonts?
they do not come with plan9port, because the
postscript fonts cannot be redistributed except
with plan 9 itself.
turns out no. Here is a sticky question (one I will likely have to write
Bigelow Holmes for final clarification), but if I write a script (portage
As I said, I would ask Bigelow Holmes for final clarification before
releasing anything. I am not trying to dance around the license, but get
clarification on what is OK. I have made it a habit of asking people here,
and elsewhere, if there they would mind if I do something in a particular
Now for the problem behind all this. I am basically required to use troff
for formatting the iwp9 paper submissions. I have asked repeatedly for the
a TeX macros, or the source for an acceptable macro.ms equivalents. All of
these requests have been greeted with silence because someone, and
It's just not that hard to use the iwp9 macros with plan9port.
They work fine, and if you put .FP luxisans at the top of your
ms file you can get a nice-looking BH-designed sans serif font too.
And then when you submit the source to them you or they
can delete that one line. It's easy.
this doesn't work for me either on p9p, but it does work under
plan 9. it's a font problem.
do you have the fonts?
they do not come with plan9port, because the
postscript fonts cannot be redistributed except
with plan 9 itself.
i believe that if you copy /sys/lib/postscript/font/*
to
forwarded ...
I thought I had the typesetting correct, but I had not included the
macros. When I do, it completely messes everything up -- like expanding
two words and having them type over each other (see attached).
I'm running this on plan9port with the command:
9 troff -mpictures
