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4Jun/062

Fedora in Greek #2



Fedora in Greek #2

Προέρχεται από τον simosx.

Fedora Core 5 (Greek) when configured to use the DejaVu fonts as the main fonts. The DejaVu fonts are available from Fedora Extras (use the Package Manager to install). You then need to edit /etc/fonts/fonts.conf by replacing “Bitstream Vera” with “DejaVu”.

This is 10pt, which is closer to the default size (is the default 10pt or 12pt?).

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  5. Ubuntu Font Beta and Greek

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  1. Fedora should really enable the bytecode interpreter for the hinting instructions. It makes glyphs like φ look bad.

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  2. Thanks for the tip, I was not aware about that.

    About FreeType and Patents,
    http://freetype.sourceforge.net/patents.html

    On general enabling the Bytecode Interpreter,
    http://www.linux.com/howtos/Font-HOWTO/bci.shtml

    On enabling the Bytecode Interpreter in Fedora the easy way,
    http://fedoranews.org/hoyt/rpm/
    and specifically the section “Building an RPM file from a *.src.rpm file”.

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