GTK font weirdness

[Nathan Saper]

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On Thu, 2002-01-03 at 10:22, Blake Barnett wrote:
> Check your locale settings, make sure you are still using en_US, there
> have been some big changes to the locales in Woody recently-ish.

Actually, I wasn't using en_US; I was using "english," which didn't
exist.  I added a new locale alias in /etc/locale.alias and
/usr/lib/X11/locale/locale.alias, and now I'm back on en_US.ISO-8859-1.=20
However, that doesn't seem to have fixed my problem.
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> Also, check that your X config hasn't changed with regards to your
> fonts.  Are you using any true-type fonts? If so, make sure the freetype
> module is being loaded.

All of my fontpaths are configured properly, and I have xfs, xfstt and
xfs-xtt started at boot.
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> A great place for this post would be the debian-user mailling list, it
> has tons of traffic and it's more than likely that this has been
> encountered before.

Good idea.  I'll take this discussion there.

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