I'm afraid I gave up trying to install the feta fonts the (La)TeX way -
I found it too confusing. Instead I have installed TeXLive 2007 (I was
using TeTeX - the default for Gentoo GNU/Linux) and I am using
the Emmentaler font with XeLaTeX - it can use system fonts.
Here's how:
I installed the Emmentaler opentype fonts using the KDE Control Centre:
System Administration -> Font Installer, click on Administrator mode to
install system-wide. Click "Add Font" and select all the
Emmentaler fonts from /usr/share/lilypond/{version}/fonts/otf/.
In the preamble to my LaTeX document I use:
\usepackage{fontspec}
\usepackage{xunicode}
\usepackage{xltxtra}
The second and third packages are optional (I think). Then I can define
a couple of commands:
\newcommand{\lilyfont}[2]{{\fontspec{Emmentaler
#1}\XeTeXglyph\XeTeXglyphindex"#2"}}
\newcommand{\doublesharp}{{\raisebox{0.5\totalheight}{\lilyfont{11}{"accidentals.4"}}}}
I can then use the commands in the document thus:
Here is the double sharp glyph on the baseline
\lilyfont{11}{"accidentals.4"} and here is the double sharp glyph
raised a little \doublesharp.
(Most users will probably want to raise the glyphs so that they look
better alongside text).
I hope someone finds this useful.
Thanks,
Stuart
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