On 2015-10-10, Liviu Andronic wrote: > On Sat, Oct 10, 2015 at 2:40 AM, Steve Litt <[email protected]> wrote: >> Hi all,
>> I'm moving from Debian Wheezy with LyX 2.03 to Void Linux with LyX >> 2.14. None of my books compile on the Void machine. They all gripe >> about T1 fonts when the exported latex is compiled with the latex >> command. >> It seems like they gripe about pncr8t=12pt when I set the default font >> size to 12 points. > I usually getting such issues because of missing font. Check your > LaTeX distribution first. If you want to make sure LyX is not the > culprit, export to LaTeX and try to compile that. What are your font settings? Default, Latin Modern, something else? Remember, that LyX has the strange behaviour that the default for the font encoding differs from the LaTeX default (it is set to T1 for good reasons) while the default for the font is not accordingly changed. Depending on the LaTeX installation, this results in either bitmapped EC fonts or the "CM-Super" fonts beeing used: * the default fonts (CM) are only available in OT1 (7-bit) font encoding, * the fallback substitution with a standard installation are the bitmapped EC fonts (bitmapped fonts cannot be scaled, maybe this is your problem), * if the large set of CM-Super fonts is installed, it sets itself up as CM-substitution for several font encodings including T1. Günter
