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Title: Fonts
Post by: bam on June 23, 2006, 01:49:56 am
can someone posts all the "system" fonts for cacko 1.23 (3100), I would like to fix my mc display so it looks halfway decent.
Title: Fonts
Post by: Jon_J on June 23, 2006, 01:15:09 pm
bam, here's all the fonts/files in my fonts dir:
/usr/QtPalmtop.rom/lib/fonts
These are the default fonts in Cacko lite.
I haven't added or removed any fonts from this directory.
These fonts are actually linked to /home/QtPalmtop/lib/fonts on my C3100
I zipped the entire directory up in a zip file.
Below is ls in that directory:
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fixed_120_50.qpf            helvetica_220_50.qpf
fixed_120_50_t10.qpf        helvetica_220_50_t10.qpf
fixed_180_50.qpf            helvetica_220_75.qpf
fixed_180_50_t10.qpf        helvetica_220_75_t10.qpf
fixed_70_50.qpf             helvetica_240_50.qpf
fixed_70_50_t10.qpf         helvetica_240_50_t10.qpf
fontdir                     helvetica_240_75.qpf
helvetica_100_50.qpf        helvetica_240_75_t10.qpf
helvetica_100_50_t10.qpf    helvetica_260_50.qpf
helvetica_100_75.qpf        helvetica_260_50_t10.qpf
helvetica_100_75_t10.qpf    helvetica_260_75.qpf
helvetica_120_50.qpf        helvetica_260_75_t10.qpf
helvetica_120_50_t10.qpf    lcfont_100_50_t10.qpf
helvetica_120_75.qpf        lcfont_120_50_t10.qpf
helvetica_120_75_t10.qpf    lcfont_160_50_t10.qpf
helvetica_140_50.qpf        lcfont_180_50_t10.qpf
helvetica_140_50_t10.qpf    lcfont_200_50_t10.qpf
helvetica_140_75.qpf        lcfont_240_50_t10.qpf
helvetica_140_75_t10.qpf    lcfont_360_50_t10.qpf
helvetica_160_50.qpf        lcfont_480_50_t10.qpf
helvetica_160_50_t10.qpf    lcfont_720_50_t10.qpf
helvetica_160_75.qpf        micro_60_50.qpf
helvetica_160_75_t10.qpf    micro_60_50_t10.qpf
helvetica_180_50.qpf        smallsmooth_90_50.qpf
helvetica_180_50_t10.qpf    smallsmooth_90_50_t10.qpf
helvetica_180_75.qpf        smoothtimes_100_50.qpf
helvetica_180_75_t10.qpf    smoothtimes_100_50_t10.qpf
helvetica_200_50.qpf        smoothtimes_170_50.qpf
helvetica_200_50_t10.qpf    smoothtimes_170_50_t10.qpf
helvetica_200_75.qpf        vga_160_50.qpf
helvetica_200_75_t10.qpf    vga_160_50_t10.qpf
Title: Fonts
Post by: bam on June 23, 2006, 02:49:01 pm
cool, now mc display will work, hopefully  if not I will let everyone know...
Title: Fonts
Post by: bam on June 23, 2006, 03:04:49 pm
that directly doesnt seem to work......more reading I suppose, unless someone has the answer to this one already...
Title: Fonts
Post by: RobbH on June 23, 2006, 09:00:05 pm
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that directly doesnt seem to work......more reading I suppose, unless someone has the answer to this one already...
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It's unlikely that I have the answer, but I had some troubles with Midnight Commander recently. Actually, the problem was with QKonsole. I inadvertantly trashed the QKonsole that came installed with Cacko, and couldn't find a replacement that would use the VGA 16 font. That's the only font I've found that works well with mc.

I restored from a recent Nand backup and all was well again.
Title: Fonts
Post by: bam on June 23, 2006, 09:26:30 pm
hmmm, then I need to rip qconsole from cacko's rom....
Title: Fonts
Post by: Meanie on June 26, 2006, 03:03:11 am
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that directly doesnt seem to work......more reading I suppose, unless someone has the answer to this one already...
[div align=\"right\"][a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=132616\"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a][/div]

It's unlikely that I have the answer, but I had some troubles with Midnight Commander recently. Actually, the problem was with QKonsole. I inadvertantly trashed the QKonsole that came installed with Cacko, and couldn't find a replacement that would use the VGA 16 font. That's the only font I've found that works well with mc.

I restored from a recent Nand backup and all was well again.
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actually, it is ncurses that's the culprit. mc uses ncurses so even if you have the right font, VGA 16, it will display weird characters because mc uses the ncurses libraries to draw the text graphics. for a quick workaround use mc -a option
Title: Fonts
Post by: bam on June 26, 2006, 04:00:32 am
cool, that works just fine, just gonna make an alias in .profile so I dont forget, err or it really wont matter...