I'm having the same problem in Ubuntu 22.04. Installing xfonts-100dpi
did not fix it.
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dotty missing labels and context menu is broken
* sudo apt-get install xfonts-100dpi
Fixed this for me on Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS
July 2019
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Title:
dotty missing labels and context menu is broken
Font issue solved for me:
* sudo apt-get install xfonts-100dpi
* restart X session (log out and back in, for example)
Perhaps some xfonts package should be added as a dependency, or at least
to Recommends:? I did not investigate whether/why fonts-liberation could
suffice.
re: context menus in
I can describe why this is happening, but I still can't replicate it on
our versions of ubuntu, so I'm not sure how best to provide a fix. When
given a graph, dotty calls dot -Txdot to get the necessary rendering
information. By default, fontname is set to Times-Roman. When using an
X11 interface,
I'm having the problem with text not showing up as well in Ubuntu 13.10
(amd64 gnome3).
http://superuser.com/questions/334625/dotty-shows-all-labels-as-dots-period-instead-of-text
seems to imply that it's an issue with the default font not being available,
but I am still unable to determine what
Having upgraded to the upstream latest 2.31.20130722.0446 from ppa:
gviz-adm/graphviz-dev, I still see the missing label problem with dotty.
Rendering with 'dot' (to png, svg, ps, etc.) has always worked fine for
me.
I have installed all of the Recommended: and Suggested: packages.
FTR, my font
We (graphviz upstream) are unable to reproduce this problem on our build
of graphviz-2.30 on ubuntu12.
For us, running:
$ echo digraph G { foo; } |dotty -
renders an ellipse containing the label foo
If this problem still occurs for you with graphviz-2.30, please send
config.log from the
You could also try running:
echo digraph G { foo; } | dot -v -Tpng -o foo.png
and see if the verbose output contains a line like:
fontname: Times-Roman resolved to: (ps:pango Nimbus Roman No9 L,
REGULAR) (PangoCairoFcFont) Nimbus Roman No9 L, Regular
The only symptom I see is (1) from the original description.
The following just renders an ellipse containing a dot:
$ echo digraph G { foo; } |dotty -
Save graph seems to work right, so the problem appears to be graphic
rendering, rather than reading the dot language input.
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Running it on Ubuntu 12.04.
For me it doesn't even highlight the menu entries and none of them works.
Also I cannot move the transitions of the graph, only nodes are moveable.
Dotty doesn't redraw at all, if I move anything and drag it over other stuff,
the graphical representation of that stuff
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: graphviz (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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