[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-> Try editing your properties file and replacing the font you
-> listed with:
-> -b&h-lucidatypewriter-bold-r-normal-sans-*-%d-*-*-m-iso8859-1
I had the same problem, so I edited my fonts.properties and exchanged the fonts with
existing fonts of my X server (I double checked with xfontsel and whether I could run
an xterm with the fonts I selected) . But unfortunately this did not help. Maybe I did
something wrong, but I cannot think of what ...
I don't have much pressure to circumvent this problem though, because my applications
do not crash ... they just do not look nice.
There is another problem I discovered when playing around with JDK1.2: obviously there
is a bad interaction between Swing and ssh. When I run programs that use Swing on
Solaris remotely from a Solaris box everything works fine (over ssh). When I run the
very same application on the very same remote Solaris box and set the display to my
Linux box I see an empty window (the same for HP-UX). If I do the same thing but do
not run the application via ssh everything works (besides the font problem).
I could not figure out whether this is a ssh or JDK1.2 problem, but it's nasty (we use
ssh for ALL our remote connections).
Manfred
