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[ILUG] Fonts tip

[ILUG] Fonts tip

Nick Murtagh murtaghn at tcd.ie
Wed Feb 6 18:31:39 GMT 2002


On Wednesday 06 February 2002 18:25, Declan Moriarty wrote:
> Try the Chinese big 5 fonts with Mandrake. Use drakfont to open them. Ditto
> for ISO 10646 fonts on Mandrake 8.0, may be fixed in 8.1.

Fair enough. Maybe when I learn Chinese I'll start worrying about 
that.

> I'll give them that much. What they have done is lumber you with so many of
> them - rpmdrake, Update Manager, Linuxconf, kpackage, gnomerpm, all doing
> more or less the same thing - adding options to an 'rpm' command.

That's a good point - not to mention the fact that urpmi is slightly broken 
and the Update Manager won't work through a proxy...

> There is always hope at the beta and RC stages. Then someone pulls the rug,
> they drop what doesn't work (e.g. reiserfs, supermount) and release it. I
> sat on a crashtester's list for a year with them.

I'm optimistic though. I've tried Redhat and SuSE, and I'm not going back :)




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