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[Planet Ubuntu] responses - Ubuntu QA - Blog: The reason for this is, that font management on Linux systems is a very complex issue if you care about all kind of applications being able to use the fonts. We will have to be able to deal with dozens of incompatible font formats and at least the same amount of ways to configure them and different locations to install them in, depending on the application you want to use them with.

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[openSUSE Forums] After clean install X can't start openSuse 11.1 - openSUSE Forums: Entry deleted from font path. (WW) The directory "/usr/share/fonts/baekmuk" does not exist. Entry deleted from font path. (WW) The directory "/usr/share/fonts/japanese" does not exist. Entry deleted from font path. .... /usr/lib/xorg/ modules//fonts/libfreetype.so (II) Module freetype: vendor="X.Org Foundation & the After X-TT Project" compiled for 1.5.2, module version = 2.1.0 Module class: X.Org Font Renderer ABI class: X.Org Font Renderer, version 0.6 (II) Loading font ...

[Coding Horror] Coding Horror: Consolas and ClearType: If you don't, you'are asking for messier/crowded code, and you'd be better off using ProFont, which spaces things out better per character and can actually make crowded code appear "not-so-crowded". This is one of ProFont's known strengths which most narrow fonts lack, so make sure you space things out well with Consolas as per programming narrow-fonts standards, and Consolas would look real good both structuraly and sementically, and overall, much better than ProFont.

[Chris Pirillo] Fix Windows Vista's Fonts! | Chris Pirillo: [...] Chris Pirillo figured out that by tweaking a few registry keys, he could fix the parts of Windows (and third-party applications) that eroneously call on Arial, MS Sans Serif and Tahoma, when they should be using new Vista standard font Segoe UI. Segoe looks similar to, yet considerably better than all of those, with cleaner curves, anti-aliasing, and overall improved readability, yet Microsoft has not taken the necessary steps to replace the old fonts with the new.

[Typophile - General Discussions] Vista and Type 1 (PostScript) fonts | Typophile: GDI supports TrueType (.TTF/.TTC/.OTF), Type 1 (*.PFM/*.PFB, plus some multiple master font support if one types the complete face name correctly), OpenType CFF (OpenType fonts with CFF outlines, .OTF), bitmap fonts (.FON) and very old vector font format fonts (also typically .

[Kit·blog] Romanian diacritic marks ”” Kit·blog ”” Cristian ·Kit· Paul: The suggestion to drop the impossiblydifficulttoreproducecorrectlyglyphs® was sarcasm towards the indolent Romanians. That our status as a culturally relevant nation is mediocre might be understandable, considering our location at the periphery and our troubled history, the isolation in communism, etc.

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