I had trouble with gnumeric and abiword which appears to have been due to the presence of freetype2 and applesystemfonts being installed when I compiled GNOME 2.4. I removed these packages and rebuilt the pango1, pango1-xft2, libgnomeprint, and libgnomeprintui packages. Now both load okay. Gnumeric seems to be fine, but abiword only has the few .ttf fonts present in /Library/fonts and /System/Library/fonts most of which are non-latin fonts that are of no use to me. The fonts in my ~/Library/fonts I don't think are X11 fonts. Gnumeric lists most of the fonts in my ~/Library/fonts directory, but I don't think it can actually use these. Could anyone give me some clarification here? What is supposed to be available in the way of fonts? How can I get these fonts recognized? Thank you for any help.

I tried to installing applesystemfonts (in /sw/lib/X11/fonts/) after I was finished installing abiword, but I get the same illegal instruction message:

[Gary-K-Olsons-Computer:~]:-bash:503$: /sw/bin/abiword: line 14: 27797
Illegal instruction     /sw/lib/AbiSuite-2.0/AbiWord-2.0 $@

and abiword won't load in that case. I wonder if I moved the applesystemfonts to /Library/fonts or ~/Library/fonts and threw away the .fonts.cache-1 file, so gnome would regenerate it, if I could get abiword to recognize the applesystemfonts? Also, w/o applesystemfonts abiword generates an empty .fonts folder. Any help here would be much appreciated!

Gary K. Olson



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