On Mon, Aug 07, 2017 at 03:43:38 -0700, Daren Scot Wilson wrote:
But ps2pdf, I'm not so impressed by. In several places I use a horizontal
curly bracket to indicate a section of an expression. It looks good when
viewed in the Postscript file produced by Lout. But when I make a PDF by
running ps2pdf, it's transformed into boxes of the type for when a glyph
can't be found. This is on an Arch Linux machine with plenty of RAM, fast
CPU, etc.
[...]
This is likely a problem in ps2pdf, not Lout, but maybe experienced Louters
(?) have seen something like this before, involving turning something 90
degrees. Does anyone know of a workaround?
Works for me here on Ubuntu 16.04
evince tells me that there are embedded subsets of Times-*, but that
Symbol is not embedded, substituted with $free_alternative from
/usr/share
Symbol is one of the 14 standard Adobe fonts, so most likely your pdf
viewer installation is missing somthing.
-uwe