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Hi ! I run Wine 20050211 on RedHat 9. I would like run an application which use 4 specific fonts (.FON under windows). I read the manual (winehq.org/site/docs/wine-user/config-fonts-main) and follow the instructions. But it seems not working ... 1. I convert .fon files to .bdf and to .pcf. I moved the .pcf files to /usr/lib/X11/fonts/misc. I'm not sure here to have correct files because

Hello, I'm trying to get rpgmaker games to run correctly in wine. (Well they do, but without sound and the font looks crappy) So first thing to do for me is to get the fonts readable. After hours of searching on google I've converted the the rm2000.fon file to a .bdf and a pcf file and managed to install the font for the X Server. But i couldn't find out how to use it in wine :(

This version fixes a long-standing bug in mkfontdir that would cause both PCF and BDF variants of a font to be included into the fonts.dir file under some circumstances. It also fixes the handling of OpenType/CFF fonts with embedded bitmaps, which will no longer be mistaken for bitmap fonts. Julien Cristau (1): Bump to 1.0.5 Juliusz Chroboczek (5): Fix typo in mkfontscale.c.

I have followed the documents on the net regarding installing fonts in Wine. I currently have a T_FON.FON font and when I follow the directions about installing fonts I end up with a filename of Bedrock.pcf. How do I go about getting Wine to know to use this font when the program is looking for T_FON.FON

Hi, I need to use a custom .fon bitmap font under Wine, but the only way I can get it to work (having converted it to a .pcf according to the docs) is to use X11 font rendering - ie. removing all the TTFs from my pseudo-c:\windows\fonts directory. I've tried things like putting the .fon file (and the converted .pcf files) into the fonts directory, but it's not seen by Wine. Is there a

Hi. I was having trouble getting Greek letters and mathematical symbols in maple under wine, and a search turned up a few messages suggesting others have the same problem. In particular, Thomas Koenig wrote... http://www.winehq.com/hypermail/wine-users/2001/04/0028.html > I wrote: > > >I have tried several applications which use Greek letters, such as > >Maple V R5 and

bdftopcf converts fonts from the BDF format (used in source packages) to the PCF format (used by the X server). This minor maintenance release fixes a couple of issues with the usage messages printed for incorrect options, and updates the configure scripts to the latest X.Org standards. Alan Coopersmith (6): config: Add missing AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR Correct usage message for scanline unit

This release imports the libXfont 1.x BDF-reading and PCF-writing code, as this program is the only known user of that code and libXfont 1.x is otherwise unmaintained. No functional difference should be apparent, this is just another step towards eliminating the old version of libXfont from the world. Adam Jackson (3): Import libXfont's BDF-to-PCF code Import more libXfont 1.x

Hi, I tried to convert win fon fonts to linux pcf fonts using fnt2bdf as it is described in the wine documentation. On some fonts fnt2bdf said rthat there is no charset set information in the fon file so that the -c option has to be used. But what charset option should be used for such fonts? fnt2bdf's help does print out a example where -c winsys is used, but never prints out all

X.Org Security Advisory: March 17, 2015 More BDF file parsing issues in libXfont ======================================== Description: ============ Ilja van Sprundel, a security researcher with IOActive, has discovered an issue in the parsing of BDF font files by libXfont. Additional testing by Alan Coopersmith and William Robinet with the American Fuzzy Lop (afl) tool uncovered two more

Hot on the heels of the 2018 release, here's another fonttosfnt release to get your new year going. See, it doesn't always take a decade to run a release script and throw some tarballs at a server. Sometimes a year and a bit is sufficient. fonttosfnt is a commandline tool that wraps bitmap fonts into a truetype wrapper. This release includes a few code changes that warrant the minor

Hi, I'm using plot.lda (R1.4.0 on linux) and, if dimen > 2, I get the error: Error in text.default(x, y, txt, cex = cex, font = font) : X11 font at size 16 could not be loaded The traceback indicates that the problem comes from pairs(). I've tried several cex and font values, always with the same error. The same command works fine with pdf() If I'm missing fonts, how

OK. I've played with this for long enough now. Any chance of some help? In order to solve some problems with an application I went through the process of converting the VGASYS and SSERIFE fonts. (I'll make a couple of additions to the docs when I get a moment!). However when I go to select the MS Sans Serif fonts from the standard "font choice dialog" thingy the available

The fstobdf program reads a font from a font server and prints a BDF file on the standard output that may be used to recreate the font. This is useful in testing servers, debugging font metrics, and reproducing lost BDF files. This minor maintenance release provides the usual set of accumulated build configuration improvements, compiler warning fixes, and other janitorial cleanups. Alan

I have noticed my WINE isn't using mentioned font already for a quiet long time. After having read http://www.winehq.org/site/docs/wine-user/config-fonts-main on this I found paragraph "5.10.1.1. How To Convert Windows Fonts". After I completed first 4 steps I stuck problem with 5th step: 5, Edit the ~/.wine/config file to remove aliases for the fonts you've just installed.

Hello NG, my Wine ran fine so far. As I installed new fonts yesterday (type1 converted out of MS truetypes) to use them with StarOffice 5.2 Wine only starts with a lot of fonts failures and exits with failure code 1. Below is an extract out of the messages. Can anybody help me with that? I already replaced my ~/.wine directory and let winesetup create a new one - nothing changed. I replaces

Greetings! I'm newcomer here, sorry for possible offtopic. Well, I have successfully converted some windows fonts as it described in 4.8.1. Font of Wine User Guide and obtained -windows-lingvo oem-medium-r-normal-sans-*-*-72-72-p-*-iso8859-5 as a result. But when I'm trying to run program, it still prints fixme:font:AddFontResourceA ("C:\\Program Files\\Lingvo\\LvOemF.fon"):

Hello I am trying to get wine working for more than half a year. I intend to run the following applications with wine: Word 97 Excel 97 PowerPoint 97 Internet Explorer Outlook Express PC-bib2 My configuration is as follows: SuSE Linux 7.1 Kernel 2.2.18 glibc 4.7.6 & 6 gcc 2.95.2 XFree86 4.0.2 Freetype 1.3.1-164 from ftp://ftp.suse.com/pub/suse/i386/7.1/suse/ Freetype2 2.0.5

I'm using Wine-20010510 to run Quickbooks. Printing seems to work okay, as long as I use the "default" forms. When I try to modify the defaults, by changing the fonts on parts of forms, the printed result is that the font is tiny. For example, 18-pt Helvetica looks printed out like 4-point Helvetica (or maybe even smaller!) Is there something in the configuration that I

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