Shridhar Daithankar [linux-list] <28/05/02 10:55 +0530>:
>
> I think you mean you can install any ttf font. No program understands that it's
> matathi unless it's a unicode font and I believe not may of them are out there.
> Otherwise it's just another tff font..
>
i guess my question should have been how do you install fonts. n e way was
too stupid to google for it first. looks like i need to tweak the
/etc/X11/fs/config file to make it point to the path where the new fonts are
stored.
> In my experience large amount of marathi fonts work well with linux albeit
> display may noy be very good. Good chances are that you will see what a bad
> font stands for..
>
hmmm, that is a pity. i do hope that my friend is able to install a font that
works for him.
Thanks for the replies Shridhar and Suresh, will keep you'll posted on how
things turn out.
Thank You,
Regards,
mario
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