On Sat, Jan 19, 2008 at 02:59:19PM +1100, Eduard Westra wrote:

> If I look in man pages, then with mrxvt I get funny characters instead of 
> what there should be. See attached image. Noticably, these "faults" happen 
> with quotes (single & double), hyphens, asterisks. I'm using the SVN 
> version, configured with
> "./bootstrap.sh"
> "./configure --enable-everything --disable-debug --with-term=xterm"
> "make"
> "sudo make install"

Hmm. Try converting the man page to text and seeing what these
characters are:

    man -W ls | head -n 1 | groff -mman -Tascii -P -cbu > /tmp/ls.txt

Then Vim the file and see if the characters are anything "funny".

Also does the problem happen in xterm? (If yes, it might be charset
related, in which case you're on your own).

> I'm working on Ubuntu 7.10 Gutsy Gibbon. Have hopefully everything 
> installed. The same "problem" happened on a system where I had FC4 
> installed (is now replaced by Ubuntu, so not available anymore).
>
> Is there a know solution?!? Oh yeah, when I try to use Bistream Vera
> Sans Mono, the font appears far too wide! Almost as if it has an extra
> space in it. This didn't happen on the FC4 system. Something funny
> there as well! Hence, I'm using DejaVu now, but I prefer the other
> one.

Try the xftNomFont option.

GI

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