Checking the log of ``make install'''' I find many copies, in
forms
such as .pdf, .txt, (and even .5) of "fonts-conf" which says
"See Also: fc-cache(1), fc-match(1), fc-list(1)."
But there''s no fc-cache(1) or fc-list(1). It did install
fc-match(1), which refers to fontconfig(3), which is also not there.
I don''t find any "fontconfig.3" or any of the other relevant
files
listed above in the doc/ subdirectory of the 2.3.92 tarball.
Did I screw something up in my installation, or are those docs really
not there in the source? My configure args were:
--prefix=/usr/X11R6 --with-confdir=/etc/fonts
--with-add-fonts=/usr/local/share/fonts
--with-expat-includes=/usr/X11R6/include --with-expat-lib=/usr/X11R6/lib
which I don''t *think* should switch off manpages.
The fc-match(1) manpage has this on the bottom line;
"__vendorversion__"
I don''t know if that points to something I''ve messed up;
shouldn''t it
say something like "2.3.92"?
I also notice in the 2.3.92 fonts-conf files (.txt, .html, and .5 flavors)
say, in the Cache section:
The default for this file is ``~/.fonts.cache-version'''',
where
version is the font configuration file version number (currently 1).
But fc-cache, run as part of the install process, made fonts.cache-2
files in the directories listed in local.conf.
Is that "(currently 1)" bit out of date, or did I do something wrong?
TIA,
Jim