Type 1 outline OpenType fonts work very well through fontconfig, but it seems that they do not print. Evolution will just leave the space blank, Firefox will substitute (seems to pick a generic font - IE my monospace sans-serif font is substituted with a variable serif font when firefox prints). AbiWord won't even load the font (apparently intentionally) so that you don't pick a font you can't print. Virtually all Adobe fonts are now only available in this format, and many other foundries are at least headed that direction (though often makey type1 and/or ttf available as well). I can use fontforge to change them to a format that does print (though I'm not sure if the licenses that forbid decompiling would like that) so its not a huge issue, but I'm curious as to what work (if any) is going on in the Fedora/Gnome world to bring proper type1 otf printing support to Fedora. The ttf outline opentype fonts (which seem to have a .ttf extension) such as Palatino Linotype seem to work just fine. It's only the .otf fonts that don't print (but look absolutely gorgeous on screen). -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list
