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hi listeners, firstly, IMHO SuSe 10.0 is really cool, i like it a lot and
i've tried just about every distro out there. these fonts just come out so clear on my 1600X1200 LCD, it's incredible. now, talking bout fonts, i have a little problem (o.O) with java (tried 1.4.2 and 1.5.0) and the SuSe 10.0 fonts. just run a little snippet of java code below it will print out some fonts java cannot decode. is there any way i can delete specific fonts in SuSe 10.0? the reason is, it's causing a problem with my java IDE. i have the list below: Bad Font: AkrutiMal2 Bold Bad Font: AkrutiMal2 Normal Bad Font: AkrutiPnj2 Bold Bad Font: AkrutiPnj2 Normal Bad Font: AnmolUni Bad Font: AnmolUni Bold Bad Font: AnmolUniBani Bad Font: AnmolUniBani Bold Bad Font: AnmolUniBaniHeavy Regular Bad Font: AnmolUniHeavy Regular Bad Font: Balker Bad Font: Cursor Bad Font: Dingbats Bad Font: Efont Serif Alternate Bad Font: Efont Serif Alternate Bold Bad Font: Efont Serif Alternate Bold Italic Bad Font: Efont Serif Alternate Italic Bad Font: Elham Bad Font: Goha-Tibeb Zemen Bad Font: Homa Bad Font: Koodak Bad Font: Lohit Bengali Bad Font: Lohit Gujarati Bad Font: Lohit Hindi Bad Font: Lohit Punjabi Bad Font: Marked Fool Bad Font: Monotype Sorts Bad Font: Oil Crisis A Bad Font: Oil Crisis B Bad Font: OpenSymbol Bad Font: Pothana2000 Bad Font: Roya Bad Font: Roya Bold Bad Font: Sampige Bad Font: Standard Symbols L Bad Font: Swift Bad Font: Symbol Bad Font: Titr Bold Bad Font: Vemana2000 Bad Font: Wine Marlett Bad Font: Winks Bad Font: flatline Thx. Saphro. --In God we trust, all others must bring data. java fontChk: import java.awt.Font; import java.awt.GraphicsEnvironment; public class fontChk { public static void main(String[] args) { Font[] fonts = GraphicsEnvironment.getLocalGraphicsEnvironment(). getAllFonts(); for (int i = 0; i < fonts.length; i++) { final Font font = fonts[i]; final String name = font.getName(); //System.out.print("Checking Font: " + name); if (font.canDisplay('a') && font.canDisplay('z') && font.canDisplay('A') && font.canDisplay('Z') && font.canDisplay('0') && font.canDisplay('1')) { // System.out.println(" OK."); // System.out.println(); } else { System.out.println("Bad Font: " + name); } } } } |
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qpqv@yahoo.com adjusted his/her tinfoil beanie to post:
> hi listeners, firstly, IMHO SuSe 10.0 is really cool, i like it a lot > and > i've tried just about every distro out there. these fonts just come > out so > clear on my 1600X1200 LCD, it's incredible. now, talking bout fonts, > i have a little problem (o.O) with java (tried 1.4.2 and 1.5.0) and > the SuSe > 10.0 fonts. just run a little snippet of java code below it will > print out > some fonts java cannot decode. is there any way i can delete specific > fonts in SuSe 10.0? the reason is, it's causing a problem with my > java > IDE. i have the list below: Hi, Control Center>System Admin>Font Installer, press the Admin button and enter root pass, this will allow you to add and remove "System" wide fonts. HTH -- Mark Twixt hill and high water N. Wales, UK Novell Support Forums SysOp |
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