=2D----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I am trying to find out why, when left to its own devices, KDE's konsole is= =20 choosing to display a rather strange font. Its picking up font=20 /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/misc/12x13ja.pcf.gz as the default font. This is part of Debian's base fonts package, but suff= ers=20 from being rather ugly. As far as the XLFD is concerned this font should fit what is needed (family= ,=20 font size etc) EXCEPT for the Additional Style Field having the characters= =20 "ja" in them. There are other fonts which fit the bill, which do not have a= ny=20 additional style field, but also look nicer. I am tracking my way through fcmatch.c with a debugger looking at what is=20 happening, and effectively the requested font pattern is being compared wit= h=20 the pattern from every font installed on the system. I have got to the poi= nt=20 where the above font is found to be a better match than any other previousl= y=20 found font and I am examining the "pattern" that this font has. I can't find any reference to the additional style it within the pattern. = The=20 closest "elts[].object" name appears to be "style", but there is only 1 val= ue=20 for this and that is "regular". I have also looked at the fonts.cache-1 field for the appropriate directory= ,=20 and I can find no reference in there to the Additional Style property. Some questions What exactly does "Additional Style" represent? Does/should fontconfig use this parameter in its font matching - if so what= =20 elts[].object name should it use. The pcf property name in the file is "ADD_STYLE_NAME". Is this correct? =2D --=20 Alan Chandler alan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx =2D----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQE+WKI/uFHxcV2FFoIRAunHAJ4zSdWZXfxOF+Fv1QsJs+2VYcDHKQCgsW99 wKLBkSGpepbZyzA/yS6Xewg=3D =3DuUy+ =2D----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
