>>>>> "G" == [EMAIL PROTECTED] com <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
G> I compiled emacs 23.0.0 from CVS and installed on on my
G> centos 4.2 box. The default face looks very nice, but
G> bold, italic, and some menu faces use old fonts
I presume from this that you compiled and are running with
the --enable-font-backend flag and would like to have just
client-side fonts (which can be anti-aliased) and not any
of the server-side fonts (which can only be bitmaps)?
I also presume you are on an X11 platform, such as linux
or bsd.
If so, either add:
-xrm '*FontBackend: xft'
to your invocation of emacs, or add:
emacs.FontBackend: xft
to whichever of ~/.Xdefaults or ~/.Xresources you use.
Either way, that will limit the font-backend code to using
libfontconfig and libXft for fonts. You can also use x to
limit it to server-side fonts, xft,x to prefer xft but allow
either, of x,xft to prefer server-side but allow either.
If there are specific fonts you prefer for some scripts, this
is the syntax to use in your .emacs:
(set-fontset-font (frame-parameter nil 'font)
'han '("SimHei" . "unicode-bmp"))
The script names you can use where I have 'han above can be
found near the end of lisp/international/characters.el.
-JimC
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