Re: What could be missing?
Jeremy <[email protected]> Tue, 22 Feb 2011 21:55:39 -0800
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On 2/22/11, Anthony Nemmer <[email protected]> wrote: > Yes, this is positively scandalous! Well, let's not be so hard on Andrew... ;-) This issue is probably not a very common one and on top of that we were all focused on finding the culprit in a missing program or font. For the record, the only X Windows font set currently installed on my (old) laptop is the TTF-xfree86-non-free-4.2.1.3-fonts (the whole 900 KB of them, uncompressed) - these include the luxi mono fonts that work well in NEdit and also look great in all the other applications on my system, including the Opera web browser. For the console, I have only one single font, 2.3 KB in size. And yet all my applications work perfectly. I'm a minimalist, and I love it this way! Regarding the incompatibility of OpenMotif with the ARGB visuals, the weird thing here is that the issue was confined to one machine only. On my desktop, NEdit has run from the start without a single glitch on exactly the same software as used on the laptop. Which makes it a hardware-related issue...with both the laptop and the desktop running NEdit at a 32-bit color depth... which theoretically should have created a problem in both instances, no? Anyway, the time I have spent on this forum has been an absolute pleasure. Thank you all. Jeremy -- NEdit Discuss mailing list - [email protected] http://www.nedit.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss