No fonts on Win10 subsystem for Leap 42.3

English Install/Boot/Login
#1

Firefox, gedit… do not display some text on Win10 subsystem for Leap 42.3. What rpm do install additionaly?

#2

I think you have to explain better:

  • what you do;
  • what you get;
  • what you expected to get.

I assume Win10 points to MS windows, thus explain what a problem in Windows 10 has to do with openSUSE.

#3

I’ve install Windows_Subsystem_for_Linux on Win10. [LEFT]WSL uses fewer resources than a fully virtualized machine.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Subsystem_for_Linux
It is possible to run some (Linux) graphical applications by installing an X11 server within the Windows environment.

I use Ubuntu on Win10 for some moths before. And linux firefox particulary.
apt-get install firefox is enough to use firefox correctly

Then i have install openSuse and linux firefox: zypper in firefox
And lack some fonts in firefox screen
https://banga.tv3.lt/lt/2club.club_file_view/1022777.461-=(1225671978
How get correctly text view? What zypper should I need rpm additionaly?
https://banga.tv3.lt/lt/2club.club_file_view/1022777.461-=(1225671978

PS
Before use graphical applications run:
export DISPLAY=:0

#4

Should be installed
zipper in xorg-x11-fonts

#5

sorry, not enough

#6

Do you have a X11 desktop installed?

As I understand it the Windows image is pretty much just enough OS so is a command line version. You need a GUI interface to run GUI programs

#7

I have install Xming server within the Windows environment as recommend
[LEFT]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Window…stem_for_Linux
It is possible to run some (Linux) graphical applications by installing an X11 server within the Windows environment.

PS

vidas@HP450G2:~> rpm -qa | grep font
fontconfig-2.11.1-4.3.x86_64
gnu-unifont-bitmap-fonts-20080123-88.3.noarch
fonts-config-20150424-6.3.noarch
xorg-x11-fonts-7.6-34.16.noarch
intlfonts-euro-bitmap-fonts-1.2.1-17.16.noarch
xorg-x11-fonts-core-7.6-34.16.noarch
dejavu-fonts-2.34-8.3.noarch

It seems enough to browse with firefox and some packages more than enough

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