Am 19.03.2011 um 18:41 schrieb Jeremy Huddleston:
As before the fonts in text panes or widgets in GNU Emacs become
unreadable in the end. This means: GNU Emacs 23.3 (stable) and GNU
Emacs 24.0.50 (unstable) start in some default mode. Then they
reset themselves to using whatever X resources or settings in the
init files dictates. This means: In the beginning all text is
readable, after the reset it's not readable.
So the first launch is ok, but not subsequent ones?
No, that's not what I tried to describe. It's more that GNU Emacsen
23.x and 24.0.50 have two stages of starting up. In the first stage
all is OK except a bit too big. In the second stage, the final und
useful stage, the fonts become illegible.
It makes no difference whether I use GNU Emacs 24.0.50 compiled
with X libraries from MacPorts or with some (more) up-to-date
libraries from Fink,
... ? Fink doesn't include X libraries in their distribution... I'm
guessing you mean XQuartz X libraries and fink additional libraries.
No, I mean libXft, libotf, libthai, libdatrie, libm17n,
libfontconfig, ... – I should have better written of X accompanying
libraries!
The good news: blackbox 0.71 accepts, i.e. does not crash, when
LC_CTYPE and/or LANG are set to some UTF-8 value:
Well, I'm glad blackbox got a bugfix, you should mention this in
your MacPorts ticket.
There is *no* bugfix, just a different behaviour.
As I described: The MacPorts X server sets / as $HOME and blackbox
crashes when LC_CTYPE or LANG have a value with UTF-8, the /usr/X11 or
XQuartz server works correctly, follows ~/.MacOSX/environment.plist
and keeps blackbox from crashing any time.
What was the last version of XQuartz that worked for you?
One that worked on Tiger! I'm not sure whether any package for Leopard
worked correctly...
Let's try installing the server version from that release to see if
the problem goes away. If it does, then we know it's a server
issue... if not, then it's a client issue...
I have:
X11-2.3.0.pkg
X11-2.4.0.dmg
X11-2.5.0.dmg
X11-2.5.1.dmg
X11-2.5.3.dmg
X11-2.6.0.dmg
X11-2.6.1.dmg is downloading... My final try, presumingly, will be
package from Mac OS X install DVD.
--
Greetings
Pete
There's something the technicians need to learn from the artists. If
it isn't aesthetically pleasing, it's probably wrong.
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