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Re: [tlug] CJK Printing from Web Browsers in Debian 3.3.2



stephen@example.com wrote:

Should have been "/etc", this keyboard is stiff so pinky keys get dropped occasionally. Sorry. N.B. References to relative paths are meaningless unless the current directory is known (eg, because you've been told to "cd somewhere").

That gets me weird stuff too:

bart@example.com:~$ find /etc -name fonts.conf
find: /etc/ppp/peers: Permission denied
find: /etc/chatscripts: Permission denied
/etc/fonts/fonts.conf
bart@example.com:~$ sudo
amigaone:/home/bart# find /etc -name fonts.conf
/etc/fonts/fonts.conf
amigaone:/home/bart#

[..]
 > bart@example.com:~$ fc-list sans
 > bart@example.com:~$ fc-list serif
 > bart@example.com:~$ fc-list sans-serif

Not good.  As far as fontconfig is concerned, you have no fonts.  I
would guess that some of your applications are configured to look in
wherever your nice fonts are actually installed, but that's not where
fontconfig expects them to be (which is listed in the <dir> elements).

What (if anything) is in /usr/share/fonts and /usr/local/share/fonts?

X.font afms fonts.cache-1 groff.font truetype urw-urw.font adobe-urw.font debian.font fonts.dir tex.font type1 for the former. Everything with "font" in its name is a file; the other three are directories.


For the /local/ option:
amigaone:/home/bart# ls -l /usr/local/share/fonts
total 0
-rw-r--r--  1 root staff 0 Jul 10 16:37 fonts.cache-1

Check the X11 directories for fonts.cache-* files (and font files).

I'm not totally sure what/where the X11 directories are. I tried # ls /etc/X11 | grep fonts.cache and got nothing. But # ls /etc/X11 | grep font got me

fonts

and
# ls /etc/X11/fonts

brought up

100dpi  75dpi  Speedo  Type1  misc

Am I on the right track?

Bart Mathias


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