"Stuart D. Gathman" wrote:
> It works great on the local X server. However, when running it on
> another X server on the local network, it complains about fonts not
> found. Apparently, the wrapper shell script does not dynamically add
> the fonts to the correct X server when the server is remote.
I was able to fix it by adding /usr/share/AbiSuite/fonts to the font path of the
'xfs' server. The wrapper was adding the fonts to the right X server, but the
remote X server could not access the directory added. I have noticed that other
packages with special fonts (e.g. aplus) add the fonts to the font server config
during install. Typically, X terminals use the same font server as the local
X server, so this works for them all. I'm not sure if this handles the
'locale' logic in the wrapper script, however.
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