Re: [ilugd] CVS ISSUE

On Tuesday 09 August 2005 10:32, MP Manish Popli said: Hi, There is error i am facing in CVS...i am using redhat Enterprise linux AS-3 (Linux version 2.4.21-4.EL)..and implimented pserver (CVS) on it...It was running quite fine but last night when i was trying to commint in to CVS nothing

[ilugd] Hindi Websites with TTF fonts

Hi In one of the recent pcquests they had the following solution to enable Firefox to display ttf fonted hindi websites. 1. make a directory called hindi under /usr/share/fonts and copy the ttf fonts to this place 2. open the file named local.conf found under /etc/fonts in a text editor and

Re: [ilugd] CVS ISSUE

Hi, Thanx for your reply what i saw in this bug there may be hardware problem ...is that so can u tell me exact about it Thanx Manish Popli On 8/9/05, Bhaskar Dutta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Tuesday 09 August 2005 10:32, MP Manish Popli said: Hi, There is error i am

[ilugd] debian updates on Ubuntu - Strange results

Hi I have just changed my laptop to Ubuntu - about a month back. One of the features I liked was that it has a common repository with Debian - so when there was a post saying that debian 3.1_roa dvd;s available I managed to track and get one and then used it to update my system. I am not sure

Re: [ilugd] Hindi Websites with TTF fonts

in infinite wisdom [EMAIL PROTECTED] spoke thus on 08/09/05 12:23: I did step 1 okay but found no file called local.conf in the /etc/fonts directory instead there was a file called fonts.conf assuming this to be then one I tried seeing where I could insert the line as mentioned and did the

Re: [ilugd] debian updates on Ubuntu - Strange results

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi I have just changed my laptop to Ubuntu - about a month back. One of the features I liked was that it has a common repository with Debian - so when there was a post saying that debian 3.1_roa dvd;s available I managed to track and get one and then used it to

Re: [ilugd] Hindi Websites with TTF fonts

Hi Thanks raj but I am not a geek and would not know how to make the said local.conf file and suggestions / help thanks ram Raj shekhar wrote: in infinite wisdom [EMAIL PROTECTED] spoke thus on 08/09/05 12:23: I did step 1 okay but found no file called local.conf in the /etc/fonts

Re: [ilugd] debian updates on Ubuntu - Strange results

Hi Thanks for the advice but I already did that and guess will pay for it by suffering a bit and will wait for the next Ubuntu release to get on track am will follow up on the wiki ram Pankaj kaushal wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi I have just changed my laptop to Ubuntu - about a

Re: [ilugd] Hindi Websites with TTF fonts

On Tuesday 09 August 2005 12:23, ra [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: [snip] I did step 1 okay but found no file called local.conf in the /etc/fonts directory instead there was a file called fonts.conf It has a warning file saying do not edit this file as changes belong to local.conf so where is

Re: [ilugd] Hindi Websites with TTF fonts

On Tuesday 09 August 2005 14:02, ra [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: Hi Thanks raj but I am not a geek and would not know how to make the said local.conf file and suggestions / help thanks ram Well, you dont need to be a geek to know to create the local.conf. A simple google search will

[ilugd] [ilug-cal] [Commercial] Linux System Administrators [SysAdmin]

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi, Red Hat has the following skillset requirements. Linux System Administrators [SysAdmin] [1] Provides day-to-day technical support to employees for network infrastructure and internal desktop systems software and hardware. Installs, configures,

Re: [ilugd] Hindi Websites with TTF fonts

in infinite wisdom [EMAIL PROTECTED] spoke thus on 08/09/05 14:02: Hi Thanks raj but I am not a geek and would not know how to make the said local.conf file and suggestions / help You can use any editor to create the file and save it to fonts.local. Again, I do not have a ubuntu box at hand

Re: [ilugd] Hindi Websites with TTF fonts

thanks I actually need a copy of the local.conf file - the example given in the links on mail posts still have gaps that I cannot fill I have created a local.conf file which has only the following lines: fontconfig tags: dir/usr/share/fonts/hindi/dir /fontconfig but I guess a some stuff is

[ilugd] Freedel update

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi Dudes and Dudettes, Even though you may not be aware of it, a lot of work has been going on behind the scenes for Freedel. What? You weren't even aware of Freedel? Oh... Freedel is our (ILUG-Delhi's) Linux and FLOSS event due to be conducted in

Re: [ilugd] Hindi Websites with TTF fonts

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: thanks I actually need a copy of the local.conf file - the example given in the links on mail posts still have gaps that I cannot fill I have created a local.conf file which has only the following lines: fontconfig tags: dir/usr/share/fonts/hindi/dir /fontconfig

Re: [ilugd] Freedel update

Raj Mathur wrote: Sudev Barar has done all the hard work to talk to PHDCCI and get them to agree to the sponsorship. Thanks, Sudev! This is really cool. I remember last year we had tried hard to get them to host the event, but it did not work out. Great work Sudev. -- Raj Shekhar

Re: [ilugd] Hindi Websites with TTF fonts

On Tue, August 9, 2005 12:23, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: Hi In one of the recent pcquests they had the following solution to enable Firefox to display ttf fonted hindi websites. in ubuntu no fiddling with local.conf is required. copy all the TTF fonts to /etc/fonts then in your home directory