Hi,
since somewhen in the 2.6.5-rc series, I have some font problems
in make xconfig. I just see rectangles instead of letters...
However, numbers are displayed correctly. (I use Fedora.)
Does anyone know a solution.
Best regards, Daniel
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On Fri, Apr 23, 2004 at 05:44:13PM +0200, [email protected] wrote:
> since somewhen in the 2.6.5-rc series, I have some font problems
> in make xconfig. I just see rectangles instead of letters...
> However, numbers are displayed correctly. (I use Fedora.)
>
> Does anyone know a solution.
Someone I know who had the same problem removed the .fonts.cache-1 file and
the .qt directory from their home directory, and it fixed it. I'm guessing
it was just the font cache file that needed to go though...
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>> since somewhen in the 2.6.5-rc series, I have some font problems
>> in make xconfig. I just see rectangles instead of letters...
>> However, numbers are displayed correctly. (I use Fedora.)
>>
>> Does anyone know a solution.
>
>Someone I know who had the same problem removed the .fonts.cache-1 file and
>the .qt directory from their home directory, and it fixed it. I'm guessing
>it was just the font cache file that needed to go though...
I removed .fonts.cache-1 and the .qt directory in /root and in my home
directory. I also removed .gconf, .gconfd and every .fonts.cache-1
file on the entire hard drive, but the problem remains (even after
rebooting).
Best regards, Daniel
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