On Thu, 3 Jul 2014, Tom Russo wrote:
It is possible that Wheezy did the same thing Ubuntu did, unbundling
what used to be default fonts in X from the packages that get installed
with X. When I first installed Xastir on a laptop that came with Ubuntu
12.04 I discovered this and hated it. But there's a way to get those
fonts.
Try installing "xfonts-100dpi"
This was one of those things that cheesed me off when I first installed
Ubuntu 12.04 on my cracktop. Perhaps Ubuntu learned it from Debian.
I seem to remember that OpenSuSE did something like that too some years ago, so
maybe it was a more general thing that happened in the apps that these
distributions pulled from.
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