On 18-May-2010, Rogério Brito wrote:
> On May 14 2010, Ben Finney wrote:
> > In [‘gwaterfall’] I can select “Linux Libertine O C” (the only
> > entry I have for the Linux Libertine font),
>
> Very wrong. I just installed gwaterfall and I can see all the fonts
> provided:
Me too, now. I think perhaps a bug might have been fixed in a recent
update.
> Can you reproduce this bug with, say, fontforge's fontimage command?
When I use the following command line:
$ for f in /usr/share/fonts/truetype/linux-libertine/*.ttf ; do
fontimage $(
for n in $(seq 5 30) ; do
printf " --pixelsize %s --text %s:Back-to-back:_][_" $n $n ;
done) "$f" ;
done
I get the imagess attached to this message.
They don't contain the divergent heights and thicknesses that is the
behaviour reported in this bug report, so that's a significant
difference I suppose.
> I can't reproduce what you are seeing [with ‘gwaterfall’], but I see
> that you are (possibly?) using GNOME and I use a barebones
> environment with only fluxbox and nothing else. Can you still
> reproduce this with no gnome-settings-daemon & Co. running?
I will have to find some time to start a minimal environment to do
that test.
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`\ —David Hume |
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Ben Finney <ben@benfinney.id.au>
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