Fonts look different after upgrade?
I run Debian unstable. I did an apt-get update/upgrade last night. A lot of the upgrade involved fonts, from watching the screen.
This morning, my fonts look different. Not bad, mind you, just different. Thunderbird, Firefox, are still using the fonts I like (sans serif, mostly). Anyone else notice this? Sorry I can't describe this any better. Not really a problem, more of a query wondering what happened. Barbara |
I had that same problem, it seemed that fontconfig got upgraded. I could never get my fonts back the way they were, after some messing around, so I ended up just compiling my own freetype package without the bytecode interpreter. Hopefully someone will post a better solution here.
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same problem here. The best I can describe it is they are "weedy". Didn't even really matter whether TT or other. Ending up changing to different fonts, bold, etc to see them well. I too will watch for a solution or at least another fontconfig upgrade coming out. SID here.
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#!/bin/sh
if test $(id -u) != 0; then echo Error: You must be root to run this script! exit 1 fi for dir in /usr/share/fonts /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts; do cd / find $dir -name *ttf |while read x; do dirname $x; done|sort|uniq|while read x$ echo ttf processing... $x cd $x rm -f encodings.dir fonts.alias fonts.dir fonts.scale mkttfdir done cd / find $dir -name *pcf.gz|while read x; do dirname $x; done|sort|uniq|while read$ echo pcf processing... $x cd $x rm -f encodings.dir fonts.alias fonts.dir fonts.scale update-fonts-scale $(basename $x) update-fonts-dir $(basename $x) update-fonts-alias $(basename $x) done done fc-cache -f save as fix-fonts.sh in /usr/local/bin chmod run it Will regenerate the font cache....update it. |
> Will regenerate the font cache....update it.
I have the same problem but I got an error on the 13th line of the little script, the "done". /usr/local/bin/fix-fonts.sh: line 22: syntax error near unexpected token `done' /usr/local/bin/fix-fonts.sh: line 22: `done' Any suggestions? Alex. |
OK, for starters, there is a line missing from the /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 config file:
FontPath "unix/:7100" # local font server coming right after Section "Files". I added it by hand, restarted X, and there are some new fonts that it sees, but not all the ones I had before. Still looking for answers. Alex. |
dpkg-reconfigure fontconfig
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Sorry, this did not work. Fonts are still "different" :(
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YESSSSSS, cool !!! Even better than before
Thanks guys ! :cool: :D |
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