On Thursday 03 January 2008 18:04:37 Kim Woelders wrote:
> Vaclav Barta wrote:
> > On Sunday 22 April 2007 10:01:38 Vaclav Barta wrote:
> >> Kim Woelders wrote:
> >>> If you are using one of the "core" themes supplied with e16 you can
> >>> configure the fonts in fonts.cfg. If you want freetype fonts you could
> >>> start out by copying /usr/share/e16/config/fonts.cfg-xft_example to
> >>> ~/.e16/fonts.cfg and edit that.
> >> OK, that works, I can change fonts, but even with Unicode fonts, window
> > Sorry to be re-opening an old conversation, but it doesn't work any more
> > :-( - after upgrading enlightenment to (gentoo ebuild) 0.16.8.10, it
> > stopped picking up any changes in ~/.e16/fonts.cfg and apparently
> > reverted to some default... I'd downgrade (shouldn't have emerged world
> > in the first place), but gentoo no longer has enlightenment 0.16.8.5, so
> > I suppose I'll have to live with the new version - did the font
> > configuration changed between 0.16.8.5 and 0.16.8.10?
> Not much. I think skipping 4 releases may have caused some compatibility
> stuff to get bypassed, now causing a bit of inconvenience.
> Please try if "eesh set theme.use_alt_font_cfg 0" fixes the problem.
Yes, part of it; the format of fonts.cfg apparently changed, so I also had to
copy /usr/share/e16/config/fonts.cfg.xft to ~/.e16/fonts.cfg and then I can
change fonts - thanks very much. One more question: I used to have
font-menu "DejaVu Sans-11"
in my fonts.cfg - how do I write that in the new format? ("xft:sans-11" picks
up a serviceable font on my machine, so I don't really need to know, but just
out of curiosity... :-) )
Bye
Vasek
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