If they are TTF fonts, I think you'll need to run xfstt (true
type font server for X). It generally serves fonts on port 7101
so after you start it up (make sure it looks in the right
places - man xfstt for more info), you can issue an
xset fp: unix/:7101
xset fp rehash
to add the fonts to your fontpath. After that, xfontsel should
show the fonts.
HTH.
On Tue, Aug 27, 2002 at 09:05:54PM -0700, Fran assembled some
asciibets to write:
: Hi,
:
: I've installed 100 dpi fonts recently... after that
: all the non-kde applications doesn't recognize the ttf
: fonts including arial,times new roman etc.. I tried to
: change the fonts from the Gnome Control Center - Theme
: Manager... but it doesn't list the ttf fonts...
:
: I'm using Suse 8.0
:
: please help to solve this issue
:
: thanks®ards,
: Fran
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