Hi Bernhard:
I agree with most/all of your points, and I appreciate your help in
clarifying the issues (especially with the good point that
these are server-side fonts so the suggests/recommends are
the X server package responsibility).
Best wishes,
Alan
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Alan W. Irwin
* Alan W. Irwin [110125 22:28]:
> Before doing that you might want to consider suggesting or recommending
> xfonts-100dpi | xfonts-75dpi for the gv package.
The xserver-xorg-core package is already doing this. Adding it to
GV also does not really help, as those fonts are not needed on the
compute
On 2011-01-25 21:40+0100 Bernhard R. Link wrote:
package gv
close 611053
thanks
* Alan W. Irwin [110125 20:15]:
To recap, in my original message I said
Google searches for these types of warning messages turned up rather
old advice to install xfonts-100dpi and gsfonts-x11. I have
done that
package gv
close 611053
thanks
* Alan W. Irwin [110125 20:15]:
> To recap, in my original message I said
>
>
> Google searches for these types of warning messages turned up rather
> old advice to install xfonts-100dpi and gsfonts-x11. I have
> done that, but the warning messages persist.
>
>
>
On 2011-01-25 18:41+0100 Bernhard R. Link wrote:
* Alan W. Irwin [110125 18:21]:
irwin@raven> xlsfonts |wc -l
1600
956 of those are misc fonts. However, the last time I tried xlsfonts
years ago, I am pretty sure there was much more than 1600 fonts there.
Also, there is nothing in the output
* Alan W. Irwin [110125 18:21]:
> irwin@raven> xlsfonts |wc -l
> 1600
>
> 956 of those are misc fonts. However, the last time I tried xlsfonts
> years ago, I am pretty sure there was much more than 1600 fonts there.
> Also, there is nothing in the output from xlsfonts related to
> Helvetica;
>
Hi Bernhard:
Thanks for that key question about xslfonts.
xslfonts is populated;
irwin@raven> xlsfonts |wc -l
1600
956 of those are misc fonts. However, the last time I tried xlsfonts
years ago, I am pretty sure there was much more than 1600 fonts there.
Also, there is nothing in the outpu
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