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Re: Font compression and supporting commercial software

From: Alex Yukhimets <aqy6633@acf5.nyu.edu>
> Just post to the debian-user?

Sure, why not? And if someone complains of a problem, someone else on
debian-user will remember the posting.

> when I leave the X to the text console
> (either by switching to it or just after shutting down the server) my
> text fonts are left completely scrambled.

This might be a configuration problem, too. If not, it's a good reason
for using ggi (the generic graphics interface, which lives in the kernel)
in the X server. That would give you a hook for fixing things when you drop
out of graphics mode. Work on GGI continues.

> Don't you think it is the reason to go for commercial X server?

Did you test any commercial X servers to see if they solve the problem?
Evaluation versions of several of them are available. Their support might
be no better than saying "get another VGA card".

	Thanks

	Bruce
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Bruce Perens K6BP   bruce@pixar.com   510-215-3502


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