> How do I have to use the fontconfig-file which is mentioned in arg_list of nano-X Server? > When I call nano-X -c path/to/font.cfg where I want to set my fonts, the > app doesn't start.
I don't recommend this outdated method of configuring fonts for nano-X, which was called FONTCONFIG. It hasn't been tested for quite some time, and I was about to remove it. The FONTCONFIG method tries to give nano-X the ability to look at all sorts of glyph, style and size aspects, and come up with a font that best matches. I think this sort of thing is best left to programs outside of nano-X (like NXLIB with fonts.alias, or FLTK's font handling). Instead, nano-X should always be passed a full path to a font to be loaded. This is the way that NXLIB has been designed, so nano-X doesn't have to deal with it. With any luck, your FLTK problem can be solved using the new NXLIB 0.46RC1 code that handles fonts.alias files. Regards, Greg --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: nanogui-unsubscr...@linuxhacker.org For additional commands, e-mail: nanogui-h...@linuxhacker.org
