Hi,
I have an application that uses KDrive/Tinyx. The
application seems to have developed a memory leak
after I enabled Scalabe fonts. The application uses
wxWidgets, so it is possible the leak is in that code.
The sympton is that as the application runs, it begins
to run out of memory, until t
Hi!
> Download the latest development snapshot (4.5.99.6)
> and put the following
> line in your host.def file:
I think it's working now - I can see the fonts inside
the wxWindows 'font' utility! Thanks!!
I wasn't sure how to get the source from CVS, but I
downloaded it from here:
http://the
According to xlsfont, KDrive does not see my scalable
fonts listed in the fonts.dir file.
I'm trying to figure out how to make KDrive/TinyX use
Microsoft's free TrueType fonts. I do not believe it
is using them because when I run xlsfont, only my
bitmapped fonts are listed - while my fonts.dir h
I'm trying to figure out how to make KDrive/TinyX use
Microsoft's free TrueType fonts. I do not believe it
is using them because when I run xlsfont, only my
bitmapped fonts are listed - while my fonts.dir has
the MS verdana font entries at the bottom of the file.
Also, when I run the 'font' sampl
> When I run xlsfont now, I don't see any output, so I
> wanted to check and make sure what I was trying to
I was able to redirect the output to a file, and saw
that the bitmapped fonts were seen by xlsfont, but not
the scalable fonts.
So if xlsfont cannot see them, I assume GTK and
WxWindows wil
If I want to see what fonts KDrive/TinyX is aware of,
should I be able to run the /xc/programs/xlsfont
program?
I'm trying to find out why only my bitmapped fonts are
being recognized in my fonts.dir file, and am hoping
to eliminate GTK and wxWindows from the equation.
When I run xlsfont now, I d
(here is a message I posted on the wxWidgets forum,
that someone here might have an idea about)
[wx 2.4.0, redhat 7.3, gcc 2.96] Font sample cannot
find scalable fonts on custom linux machine
Hi,
I am trying to use a True Type font in a wxWindows
application running on linux. I'm also new to m
> Is there a simple X windows program that will work
> with the KDrive Xvesa server to iterate through all
> known, or at least all scalable, fonts?
Apparently wxWindows itself has a utility that does
this, so I will use that one.
_
I think I have the KDrive Xvesa server properly
configured to use Microsoft's free Verdana TrueType
Corefont, but I have not tested it. (I created a new
font.dir already).
Is there a simple X windows program that will work
with the KDrive Xvesa server to iterate through all
known, or at least all
> This can be fixed by setting the keyboard fd to
> non-blocking before
> attempting to flush pending key strokes:
This worked great, thanks David!
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Hi David,
> You can either set DefaultFontPath in your host.def
> to change the compiled-in
I got the Xvesa server working by specifying the
correct font path inside the host.def. The device is
now able to initialize the VESA VGA screen, and
display text and graphics properly. Thanks for this
h
Hi David,
> > Could not open default font 'fixed'
>
> You will need at least some bitmap fonts installed
> (for "fixed"). The
> Xvesa from a default XFree86 4.5.0 build is about
> 850kB, not 8MB.
You are right, the Xvesa is only about 850K, 8MB was
the size of the RPL-image.
I'm a bit confus
I am trying to add scalable font support to an
existing Xvesa Kdrive/TinyX server. This server runs
on an x86-based device that uses (and must use) a
Redhat 7.3 kernel. The linux install is hand-made and
slimmed-down to fit in to a RPL boot image, so I do
not have any developer tools available wh
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