Juan Francisco Cantero Hurtado <i...@juanfra.info> writes: > Start the computer but don't log in as a regular user using xenodm or > startx. Change to a different virtual console with Ctrl + Alt + F2 and > log in as root. > > Delete (saving a copy of /etc or $HOME if you want) > /var/cache/fontconfig, /etc/fonts and $HOME/.cache/fontconfig from > every user. Delete every file or directory starting with ".font*" in > $HOME and starting with "font" in $HOME/.config and $HOME/.cache. > > Run sysmerge (it will restore the default config for fonts) and reboot. > > If you didn't change the default XDG directories, then that should > remove everything related to cairo font rendering (fontconfig). > > I don't have more ideas for your problem.
I tried the above recipe. It doesn't seem to solve the issue. Since, the issue seems to be specific to my current installation, I'm going to re-install OpenBSD over the weekend. That will most probably solve the issue. Thank you very much for your help Juan. I appreciate it. - rsiddharth.
