On Friday 20 May 2005 09:19, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have one SuSE (8.2 ?) machine here, where I can see all kinds of
foreign fonts in X11 (e.g. chinese, japanese, greek and so on). I didn't
manage to teach this to the new debian machines that I set up. We need
this urgently, because our software is very international. Until now, we
can test this only on this one SuSE machine, which I wantet to turn into a
debian machine soon...
Could you help me find out why my debian machines cant display foreign
fonts ?
Have you installed the fonts? Try:
apt-cache search ttf font | cut -d ' ' -f 1 | xargs apt-cache show | less
Then install whatever looks useful. Alternatively, just use synaptic to
search for font or ttf :)
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