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From: | Benhur Stein |
Subject: | Re: Some problems with GNUstep and Paje |
Date: | Mon, 23 Aug 2004 10:20:16 -0300 |
On 2004-08-23 04:48:35 -0300 Tony Reix <Tony.Reix@bull.net> wrote:
That made the "MIT-SHM ...." message disappear. But Paje still dont' appear on my Xterminal.I've waited a while (10-15 mn) and I noticed that the "font_cacher"process is still running and consumming CPU (~ 3 mn during these 15 mn)and my Xterminal is still slower than usually.
I see..The xlib backend (one of the graphic back-ends for GNUstep) takes a very long time and puts the X-server to its limits to discover the fonts available. (I don't know why it works that way). At least, this is done only once, then it caches the result. This normally takes a long time in a linux workstation, and probably
takes still longer in a X-Terminal.Anyway, the other backend (art) works differently: it gets its fonts from files installed with GNUstep, and doesn't need to make this slow discovery. On the other hand, to use it, you must install some fonts (there are some in www.gnustep.de/Fonts and http://wiki.gnustep.org/index.php/nfont%20packages) and configure back to use art (./configure --enable-graphics=art in back directory)
A+, Benhur
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