Halo,
fntbdf on line help is wrong. The output is like this
[Sat Oct 12 18:21:58 ~/Download/wine 1009]$fnt2bdf
Usage: fnt2bdf [-t] [-c charset] [-o basename] [input file]
^^^
-c charset charset name for OEM_CHARSET fonts
-f basename basic output filename
It is a fact of life that fnt2bdf overwrites its own generated files. I work
around this problem by prepending the basename to the name instead of
replacing it i.e.
>>sseriff_MS-Sans-Serif_r400-20.bdf
instead of
>>MS-Sans-Serif_r400-20.bdf
Although you may argue that this is not the right way to do it I think that
the first line (fixing typo) of the patch should go in any way.
.Bill
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