>From: Owen Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> How are you encoding the font?
>
> I think the only long-term sensible encoding for either Postscript or
> TrueType outlines in an Indic script is OpenType with the correct
> GSUB/GPOS tables, though clearly figuring out how to create such
> a font is a l
On Mon, 8 Oct 2001, BERNARDES,JOAN (Non-HP-Brazil,ex1) wrote:
> I want to run a Java app in a XFree 3.3.6, but this java app use
> Unicode. What should I do to work?
What exactly does not work?
> I've read that just XFree 4.1 has Unicode support, this is right?
What exactly do you m
Hi,
I want to run a Java app in a XFree 3.3.6, but this java app use
Unicode. What should I do to work?
I've read that just XFree 4.1 has Unicode support, this is right?
Thanks.
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I have seen this a couple of times. Do not know how it happens but the
Fontpath
in the XF86Config file gets corrupted. It gets prefixed by the fontpath line
unix:/
as shown in your config file. Deleting that line manually solves the
problem.
I am not sure about the cause but I think if you have
Hi!
I've got a problem to start when starting XWindows: my
screenmonitor
gets blanks and blinks.
I rebooted with 'init 3', then started Xconfigurator, and I
was be able
to watch Gnome correctly, but when rebooting again, I get
the same
problem (screen gets black and blinks).
I paste the last li
xlsfonts -u -fn "blah"
^^
Juliusz
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Hi,
I am using Xfree 4.1.0 on a Intel/Linux Dell Lattitude C600 notebook.
I use it also in a docking station with an external monitor, where I
would like
to use a higher screen resolution (1280x1024, compared to 1024x768 on
LCD screen).
My problem is, that many fonts are almost unreadable using
