After I installed XFree86 from CVS 20030110 (Mandrake cooker), my mouse cursor
changed from the black one to the white tranluscent with a shadow. The thing
is I want the old black cursor back.
I'm using Mandrake Cooker, xfs and X only. This happens when xdm starts up.
I'm not sure I understand
On Fri, 17 Jan 2003, Jiri Barton wrote:
>After I installed XFree86 from CVS 20030110 (Mandrake cooker), my mouse cursor
>changed from the black one to the white tranluscent with a shadow. The thing
>is I want the old black cursor back.
>
>I'm using Mandrake Cooker, xfs and X only. This happens w
Keith Packard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> さんは書きました:
> I can pass glyphs through a matrix that shears the glyphs to make them
> look oblique, and FreeType will (probably) soon have code to artificially
> embolden glyphs, so it should be possible to generate synthetic varients
Around 16 o'clock on Jan 17, Mike FABIAN wrote:
> There seems to be code to artificially embolden glyphs in
> freetype-2 now, in freetype-2.1.3/src/base/ftsynth.c
> there is a function
>
>"FT_GlyphSlot_Embolden( FT_GlyphSlot slot )"
Xft doesn't yet use this function; I'll see about giving i
I just had a very quick look at the new Adobe glyphlist.txt file
(version 2.0, 2002-09-20) on
http://partners.adobe.com/asn/developer/type/glyphlist.txt
They have added a very large number of new glyph names, but they did not
change the mapping of their private-use-area characters that have bee
MK> They have added a very large number of new glyph names, but they did not
MK> change the mapping of their private-use-area characters that have been
MK> added to Unicode in the mean time.
They have in a few cases. Check for instance the Zapf Dingbats mapping.
MK> The format of the file has ch
