Re: xft and xfree86-truetype-fonts

I wonder if Bigelow and Holmes would allow modification of their fonts with a clause that the name must be changed. Does anyone know if there has ever been attempt to have Bigelow and Holmes licensing changed so that it fits dfsg? OTOH, does the inclusion of these two truetype fonts really make

Re: trident noise

for inexpensive hardware. However, as soon as X is loaded and a window is perturbed, the sound card goes insane. Now, if I remember my history, PCI video card manufacturers discovered at some point that they could lengthen the little bars produced by WinBench by a few percent if they wrote

Re: xft and xfree86-truetype-fonts

I wonder if Bigelow and Holmes would allow modification of their fonts with a clause that the name must be changed. I doubt it. If you do contact them on this matter, please make it very clear that you are not speaking for XFree86, who are happy with the current license. (This is the official

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Re: xft and xfree86-truetype-fonts

On Thu, Aug 15, 2002 at 11:02:07AM -0700, Michael Cardenas wrote: What was the result of your attempts? Did they reject the idea? They never replied to my message. -- G. Branden Robinson|Men use thought only to justify Debian GNU/Linux |their wrong

Re: trident noise

Awesome! That nailed the problem. I didn't realize what I was looking at when I saw this option in the man page. When I first saw this problem, it was a patch the source or bother your vendor problem. Thanks to Sven too. Russell Juliusz Chroboczek [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: for inexpensive

Setting up an X terminal: have to install tons of unneeded packages

Hello. I wanted to set up an X terminal (old Pentium 100) that will connect to remote xdm, and use remote xfs. I thought that the only X packages I need for the terminal are xfree86-common, xserver-common and xserver-xfree86. But I wanted to configure the X terminal keyboard using xkb (as I