Re: [bug #16262] GScups Generate Invalid font Names

[Charles Philip Chan]

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On 2006-04-25 16:07:53 -0400 Fred Kiefer <INVALID.NOREPLY@gnu.org>
wrote:

> Which GNUstep backend are you using and where do your fonts come 
> from, if
> this is the art backend?

I am using the Xlib backend. I use a mixture of the standard
postscript fonts installed on all Linux systems and some high quality
truetype from an old copy of Wordperfect that I have. The fonts that I
used in the test are the standard URW Nimbus fonts that is part of the
ghostscript fonts package.

I have no problems printing on my system with the exception of GNUstep
apps.

It would also be nice if GScups can discover the printer capabilities
through the ppd file and change it's UI accordingly.

Thanks.

Charles

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