Hello! I have installed Wine through Debian without any existing Windows partition. However, I cannot get the fonts to display correctly. I don't want to install the Microsoft fonts because that somehow messes up the Pango aliases, affecting IceWM and GTK2. I could not figure out how to solve that. Anyway, I'd rather use the FreeSans font as the default system font, and also map Arial and Helvetica to it. With the default Wine configuration, however, Wine always substitutes the Baekmuk font, which looks very ugly. It seems to be the first available TrueType font or so. But xfontsel shows a nice sans-serif font for -adobe-helvetica-. I've also tried to set the default font to FreeSans (e.g. -*-freesans-, and various other things) or just sans. Nimbus Sans L would also be fine. I've noticed something even more strange. In an app of my own, where I can set the font to use, I can set the font to FreeSans and it really uses that font (it's just a little small). However, if I set it to Helvetica and add an alias from Helvetica to FreeSans, it still uses Baekmuk instead. Could the problem have something to do with XFT? Wine displays fonts in a nice antialiased way, whereas xfontsel doesn't. Well, I really don't have a clue. Maybe my X font setup is messed up, too. Thanks for any suggestions you might have. -- Sebastian Reichelt _______________________________________________ wine-users mailing list wine-users@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.winehq.org/mailman/listinfo/wine-users
