Though, you will have to find arabic pcf.gz fonts and their font info lines.
Quote (humpty @ July 27 2007,02:56)
Though, you will have to find arabic pcf.gz fonts and their font info lines.
The font info lines can be generated as a 'fonts.dir' file using `mkfontdir` (Debian package here). To generate a 'fonts.dir' file for all the fonts in a directory, do the following: cd font_directory mkfontdir . Or, just do: mkfontdir font_directory
That will generate the font information file. You still need to tell the Xserver to add the new fonts to its cache: xset +fp font_directory [This will add font_directory to the font-path] xset fp rehash [This will tell the Xserver to re-scan for new fonts in the font-path.]
The font-path will revert to the default once you close the Xserver. You might want to add the above 'xset ...' commands to '/home/dsl/.xinitrc' so the Xserver will use the new font-path when it starts.
I am working on an Arabic-fonts extension. I am intending to call it 'xfonts-arabic.tar.gz'. If anyone can suggest more websites to test, I will be happy to post more screenshots. Thank you very much.Next Page...
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