OK, but there was a question in there as well-- I still cannot make
'catalogue:/etc/X11/fontpath.d' work as a font path on my installation
of Fedora 11. You claim that it does work, so any ideas as to why it
won't work on my system? I'm simply building Xvnc using our
build-xorg-7.4 script.
Adam Tkac wrote:
> On Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 03:16:33PM -0500, DRC wrote:
>
>> I guess we're approaching this from two different angles. I'm trying to
>> create a version of the TigerVNC server that will run on as many
>> different platforms as possible. I think that is Cendio's goal as
>> well. So rather than hard-code the font path into Xvnc, I want to be
>> able to override it at the command line level. In my opinion, the
>> behavior of the vncserver script should be:
>>
>> if (XFS exists && XFS is running) {$fontPath={inet|unix}/:7100;}
>> else if(font catalogue exists) {$fontPath=catalogue:{catalogue path};}
>> else {attempt to build font path for this system;}
>> Attempt to start Xvnc using $fontPath
>> if(failed) {Attempt to start Xvnc with no -fp argument;}
>>
>
> Ok, seems fine for me.
>
>
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