I'm curious what you don't like with the Culmus fonts that are standard in
Linux distributions. Or with the Hebrew glyphs of DejaVu font for that
matter. Is it font shape or kerning that is bothering you? Can you give an
example?
Regards,
Dov
2009/6/12 Dotan Cohen dotanco...@gmail.com
Windows
1) Who else is running LinuxMCE and what your experiences have been like?
I tried it a few times, at the end of the day, its far away from being
complete, and i found using the relevant parts myself easier.
so I ended up using mythtv as the primary solution, if you have all kind of
hardware
On Wednesday 10 June 2009 13:01:27 Dotan Cohen wrote:
1. I personally maintain my sites as mostly static HTML content that is
generated from templates and uploaded to the site using rsync. If you're
not using rsync or something - you should. See its -a option too.
I use a ehader.inc and
I'm curious what you don't like with the Culmus fonts that are standard in
Linux distributions. Or with the Hebrew glyphs of DejaVu font for that
matter. Is it font shape or kerning that is bothering you? Can you give an
example?
Thanks a good question, Dov, and I want to give to you a good
I use a ehader.inc and footer.inc file for consistent layout across
the site, and include them with PHP. The rest of the page can be
either static or dynamic, as per the need.
That's not a bad solution. My template is more sophisticated than just
including a static HTML header and footer,
On Sunday 14 June 2009 14:04:38 Dotan Cohen wrote:
I use a ehader.inc and footer.inc file for consistent layout across
the site, and include them with PHP. The rest of the page can be
either static or dynamic, as per the need.
That's not a bad solution. My template is more sophisticated
Use a header 301 redirect only! It moves pagerank to the new page.
Don't use javascript or meta redirects.
I used Redirect permanent. No luck there.
Yes, that's a 301. What do you mean by no luck?
Well, I didn't measure type-in, but in May this year, I had 1,843 hits for
shlomifish.org
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Since
Since all the Culmus fonts have CLM in them you can get the list as below.
You can also see the fonts at http://culmus.sourceforge.net/ .
You should also compare the various DejaVu fonts, as I believe that most
fontconfig configurations just settle for them when using generic fonts like
sans and
On Thu, Jun 11, 2009, Shlomi Fish wrote about Re: Why is GNU/Linux so
Bloated?:
I've compared the size of the Linux .so file (after -Os and strip) to the
size
of the Windows MSVC-generated .dll.
With gcc -Os before strip - 86,464 bytes
same after strip - 74,584
Shlomi, what did you
Here is the file with the Culmus fonts.
I am looking for a modern, non-serif font that is curvy, not boxy.
Immediately, that leaves only Caladings, Ellinia, Nachlieli, and
Yehuda. Caladings is to wide-spaced, Ellinia and Yehuda are too
narrow-bodied. That leaves Nachlieli as the only fitting
On Sunday 14 June 2009 16:33:17 Nadav Har'El wrote:
On Thu, Jun 11, 2009, Shlomi Fish wrote about Re: Why is GNU/Linux so
Bloated?:
I've compared the size of the Linux .so file (after -Os and strip) to the
size of the Windows MSVC-generated .dll.
With gcc -Os before strip - 86,464 bytes
I see your point. I compared Nachlieli with Arial and DejaVu and there
certainly are some problems both Nachlieli and DejaVu Sans in my opinion:
- Both DejaVu and Nachlieli are thinner than Arial, which is not nice for
screen reading.
- Nachlieli has too short chupchikim in my opinion.
I see your point. I compared Nachlieli with Arial and DejaVu and there
certainly are some problems both Nachlieli and DejaVu Sans in my opinion:
Both DejaVu and Nachlieli are thinner than Arial, which is not nice for
screen reading.
Nachlieli has too short chupchikim in my opinion. Both for
On Sun, Jun 14, 2009 at 04:17:40PM +0300, Dov Grobgeld wrote:
Since all the Culmus fonts have CLM in them you can get the list as below.
You can also see the fonts at http://culmus.sourceforge.net/ .
BTW: I quite like the fact that some fonts in Culmus have a decent em
for Hebrew that is not
BTW: I quite like the fact that some fonts in Culmus have a decent em
for Hebrew that is not Italics.
I never looked at that, but I will. Thanks.
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http://what-is-what.com
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I'm sorry for asking so newb question i tried to help with the Fonts
issue (to send the actual files) what i did was :
tar -cvvjf fonts.tar.bz2 /opt/windows/Fonts
Then i split the file using gnu split:
split -d -a 4 --line-bytes=12M
just use tar -M
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I'm sorry for asking so newb question i tried to help with the Fonts
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Hi,
A friend of mine is looking for basic Linux support at the Safed area.
It is hard for me to drive there for personal reasons.
She has a Linux laptop fully functional with Kbuntu 9.04.
It is connected via Ethernet to a cable modem.
The cable modem is working and the computer receives a cable
A friend of mine is looking for basic Linux support at the Safed area.
It is hard for me to drive there for personal reasons.
She has a Linux laptop fully functional with Kbuntu 9.04.
It is connected via Ethernet to a cable modem.
The cable modem is working and the computer receives a cable
I'm not sure I agree with your claim about old Actcom's staff. I know
most of them (except one, I think) were not hired by Bezeq Int.
Gal - about your friend - you could try this. Might help you.
http://run.tournament.org.il/cables-connection-in-israel-for-linux/
Ez
Dotan Cohen wrote:
Hi
If it is working from the terminal command after command, it seems that the
script is not waiting for the completion (meaning waiting till all the side
effects are done) of one command before it starts the next.
It seems that the easy way to test it, is to put a large sleep between every 2
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