I originally enabled both xfs and xfs-xtt in an effort to get OpenOffice to render properly. All of the smart quotes were coming out as ?'s, and like many others here I just banged away at it until I got it to work. I've got this running on a P1 class machine with 96M RAM, however, which as you might imagine is excruciatingly slow. So if I can get rid of these things and still have OO render properly, that will be great. Moving slightly off topic... are there other ways to optimize XF86Config for low-end machines? I would like to have the bare minimum set up that still works properly, and I wonder if there are other parts of the X configuration that might be bringing down my system. --- Adam Kessel (adam@bostoncoop.net) On Sun, May 11, 2003 at 05:02:07PM +1000, Rob Weir wrote: > I've noticed that a lot of people (both here and on #debian on OPN) are > using font servers with X (xfs, xfstt, xfs-xtt, etc, etc) on a single > machine, i.e. they're not sharing the fonts over the network.
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