One last-ditch check. Does kpsewhich -all greciliae.ttf
...return only one font or multiple? I think you've checked this before, but I'm double-checking just in case. In the likely case that there is only one font, let me know, and I will open an issue on GitHub to discuss whether we should roll back the font change. If there are multiple, please delete all gregorio fonts (greciliae.ttf, gregorio.ttf, parmesan.ttf, gresym.ttf, greextra.ttf) EXCEPT those in /usr/share/texlive/texmf-local/fonts/truetype/public/gregoriotex and try again. Thanks, Henry On Tuesday, 14 April 2015 at 12:48:30 pm -0500, J Perry wrote: > >This leads me to the unfortunate conclusion that it might be your > >version of TeX Live (I use 2014, and you are using 2013) and/or LuaTex > >(I am using 0.79.1 as part of TeX Live 2014, and you are using 0.76.0 as > >part of TeX Live 2013). Any chance you can try upgrading? Fedora 21 > >and 22 are on 2014, as far as I can tell. > > Yes, there's a chance. Fedora 20's EOL is coming up soon, anyway, but > upgrading is often a chore, so I will wait at least until the weekend. > > I'm under the impression that it's possible to install texlive 2014 directly, > and have texlive 2014 and 2013 live side-by-side. Does anyone know if this is > correct? If so, and it isn't *too* difficult, I would try that. > > Thank you for checking. I'll try to udpate after I upgrade. > > john perry > _______________________________________________ Gregorio-users mailing list Gregorio-users@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/gregorio-users
