I think you need to install more and better fonts.
You probably only have very minimal fonts installed or configured.
So, if you have not already, install 75dpi, speedo, Type1, etc
If your installer does not do it, you may have to run mkfontdir or
similar
in each actual font dir. ( Mine are under /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts)
and then edit your XF86Config file to include them in the fontpath.
(unless you are using xfs, which is better, but I can't remember how to
set it up ;)...)
Basically if you get just 75dpi fonts on and working properly I think
the
situation will be improved.
Sorry I can't be more specific, but hope this helps and is accurate ( ?
)
-Josh
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