> What distribution are you using? Do you use KDE or GNOME? > > If you use GNOME on Fedora Core 2 you can see what fonts are installed > by opening a file browser (nautilus) window (like the Computer icon on > the desktop) then click on file -> Open Location... and type fonts:/// > into the dialog box.
Perhaps someone could help Gloria and I out with solving her font problem. She needs a font that I have. (It's a chinese font, and I can see the characters on the website just fine, but she can't...) The problem is, I don't have KDE or Gnome, and I'm not sure where my fonts are located (I don't have a .fonts directory). If it makes a difference (probably does), I'm running Gentoo. I don't recall distinctly telling Gentoo to install the fonts, so I'm guessing they were a default install option, but I could be wrong on that... Where could I look to find out what font is being used for displaying Chinese characters, and where it's located? Someone mentioned yum as a place to get fonts. Does apt have fonts as well? Thanks for the help!!! ~Erin _______________________________________________ newbies mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://phantom.byu.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/newbies
