On Wed, 2002-07-03 at 10:10, Xavier Bestel wrote: > Le mer 03/07/2002 à 10:55, Xavier Bestel a écrit : > > With the new font system for GTK+2, there are some fonts I can't use. I > > can't see them in the gtk selector (e.g. gnome-font-properties), I can > > see them in the gnome-terminal2 profil editor but when I select them it > > doesn't do anything. I'm restricted to Andale Mono and Courier (I like > > setting my gnome-terminals to various xfonts-gimpers). > > > > Any setting to tweak for xft/pango (I didn't touch anything) ? > > Apparently it's because my system uses iso-latin-15, and these fonts are > iso-latin-1 (the ancient version). But then why are they listed in the > gnome-terminal2 menu ? iso-8859-1 isn't the "ancient" version, it's still the supported encoding for most of the locales based on latin. The only thing missing from it is the ¤ sign (that's Euro). gnome-terminal doesn't use Xft. You can test the fonts by launching "gnome-terminal --disable-factory" and see what the error is (most likely the font doesn't support an encoding needed by your locale). File a bug upstream on gnome-terminal and/or libzvt, or add the necessary characters to the font, and change the encoding. Cheers -- /Bastien Nocera http://hadess.net
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