Hi all!
Yesterday, after an upgrade of my testing system, I rebooted the machine and
I wasn't able to log in the X environment. I cannot see my login in gdm
because characters are displayed as little squares; the same happens in
gnome. I tried to generate a new xorg.conf from an old version, and
On Thu, May 08, 2008 at 08:46:12AM +0200, José L. Ayala wrote:
Hi all!
Yesterday, after an upgrade of my testing system, I rebooted the machine and
I wasn't able to log in the X environment. I cannot see my login in gdm
because characters are displayed as little squares; the same happens in
José L. Ayala wrote:
Hi all!
Yesterday, after an upgrade of my testing system, I rebooted the machine
and
I wasn't able to log in the X environment. I cannot see my login in gdm
because characters are displayed as little squares; the same happens in
gnome. I tried to generate a new
Le decadi 20 floréal, an CCXVI, Alan Chandler a écrit :
some else comments that it appears to be a font problem, but I don't think
so. Icons appear wrong too - in particular what it looks like is that
transparency doesn't work and the result is either black or white. Using
kdm, the central
On Thu May 8 2008, Andrei Popescu wrote:
With latest xorg you should not need to write too much in xorg.conf. See
mine (BTW, I also use intel):
,[ /etc/X11/xorg.conf ]
r
|
| Section Device
| Identifier Configured Video Device
| EndSection
would that work for an nvidia
Hi again!
Thanks a lot for your help. This is the result of your suggestions:
xfd -fn fixed WORKS
xfd -fa serif DOESN'T WORK: no font to display
If I try to launch firefox, I get the unusable fonts displayed and I
cannot see the characters again.
I've checked the installed fonts:
Le decadi 20 floréal, an CCXVI, Jose L. Ayala a écrit :
Thanks a lot for your help. This is the result of your suggestions:
xfd -fn fixed WORKS
xfd -fa serif DOESN'T WORK: no font to display
This is therefore a problem with Xft. Xft act as glue between fontconfig,
Freetype and RENDER.
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