[Lula] Embarrassing Font Question
Steve Glasser
steve at fpig.net
Tue Aug 22 18:41:07 EDT 2006
On Tue, 2006-08-22 at 08:23 -0700, Jack Denman wrote:
> On Mon, 2006-08-21 at 20:00 -0700, tbs wrote:
> > LOL !
> >
> > I have been using Linux for a decade and this is the first time I have
> > had to add a font, and I dont know how to do it !
> > I tried drag/drop'ing the font into the font file, but nothing happened.
> > Is there some funky method (like on windbloze) ?
> >
> > Richard
>
> Richard,
>
> Putting them into ~.fonts will work for local fonts. I have always used
> SuSE's font install utility which allows global installation of the
> fonts and cuts off the anti-aliasing at the smaller fonts with a user
> defined level. I have 993 fonts installed because about three years back
> I bought a 500 font CD from Bitstream at a reasonable price and have
> installed others from miscellaneous sources. The only problem is that
> only SuSE has the font installer to enable global fonts. There are some
> other methods and utilities that work more or less successfully for
> global installation on other distributions. The SuSE font install
> utility is part of KDE, and I don't believe that GNOME has it although I
> can't be sure because I never tried.
>
> The SuSE utility is (as Superuser for Global Installation)
> ControlPanel->SystemAdmin->Font Install
>
>
How to add fonts in gnome (from gnome help on ubuntu dapper):
Adding a TrueType Font
To add a TrueType font to your system, perform the following steps:
1. Open the Font preference tool by choosing Desktop → Preferences →
Font in the top panel.
2. Click on Details.
3. Click on Go to font folder. The Fonts folder opens.
4. Open a file manager window and select the TrueType font that
you want to add.
5. Copy the TrueType font file that you want to add to the Fonts
folder.
You can also open the Fonts folder by typing the following URI into
Nautilus file manager's Open Location dialog: fonts:///.
Cheers, Steve
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Steve Glasser
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sglasser at deltagrading.com
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While talking with a fellow who wrote a popular
essay on hiring open-source developers several
years ago, he mentioned he had current openings for
senior Linux and SAP admins. Here they are, hope
people don't mind. (I don't *think* people are tired
of hearing about job openings :-)
- Dan
================= Job #1/2 ======================
Title: Sr. System Administrator, Ticketmaster – Core Systems
Location: West Hollywood, California
Company: Ticketmaster
How to Apply: Please submit resume to techjobs at ticketmaster.com
Please put "sysadmin-lula" in the subject line.
Note: You will be applying to the corporate recruiting department (not
a contingency agency).
General Characteristics:
-----------------------------
Sr. Systems Administrator to join Ticketmaster's Core Systems
(Systems Engineering) group. This is the core system support
group for all primary unix and network systems. Join a group
of system administrators all with the goal of supporting and
maintaining unix server systems in a demanding transactional environment.
...
Workflow:
-------------
Team support is critical. Projects are driven by the VP of Operations
and the Director of Systems Engineering. The group has a loose,
open relationship to discuss outstanding issues and their resolution.
Responsibilities:
-------------------
The Systems Administrator will be charged with the following responsibilities:
* Leverage, and build upon, TM’s configuration management system
* Maintain server and network security.
* Manage problems dispatched by systems support analysts (NOC group).
* Prioritize, coordinate and deliver special technology projects.
* Evaluate new technologies (R&D)
* Plan site and application placement on servers.
* Recommend and requisition equipment and applications for server deployment.
* 24/7 on-call duties at least once a month. (comp time for long hours)
* Travel to hosting sites if needed in emergencies.
Ideal Technical Experience:
---------------------------------
* 6+ years of unix server administration experience.
* Willingness to automate virtually all repetitive tasks
* Strong Perl background
* Linux Kernel/performance tuning.
* Understanding of server architectures and hardware.
* In-depth knowledge of each layer of the OSI model, including packet structure
* Experienced in HA computing and networking.
* Familiarity with open source tools and their use
* Experience with RAID devices.
* Experience with Unix and network security, including firewalls
(commercial and open source).
* Demonstrated project management and problem analysis/resolution skills.
* Experience with network attached storage devices.
* Working knowledge of RPM (spec writing) and APT
* Experience with high-volume transactional clusters
================= Job #2/2 ======================
Title: SAP System Administrator
Location: West Hollywood, California
How to Apply: Please submit resume to techjobs at ticketmaster.com
Please put "SAP-ADMIN-M" in the subject line.
Note: You will be applying to the corporate recruiting department (not
a contingency agency).
***************************************************************
...
<b>Essential Functions:</b>
The SAP Systems Administrator will be charged with the following responsibilities:
* Support the SAP infrastructure and support the efforts
of the SAP Basis Administrator and SAP Oracle Database Administrator
(Oracle implemented on linux).
* Configure, install, maintain and tune OS on linux servers. Document
configurations.
* Implement enterprise-side configuration changes.
* Maintain server and network security.
* Manage problems dispatched by systems support analysts (NOC group).
* Prioritize, coordinate and deliver special technology projects.
* Recommend and requisition equipment and applications for server deployment.
* 24/7 on-call.
* Travel to hosting sites if needed in emergencies.
<b>Requirements</b>
The ideal SAP Systems Administrator will have the following qualifications:
NOTE: All requirements are ideals. If you have extensive linux
experience within a datacenter environment, especially in
support of enterprise-wide applications, please submit a resume.
* 5+ years of unix user experience. Superior understanding of unix
user commands.
* 4+ years of unix server administration experience.
* Kernel/performance tuning.
* Understanding of server architectures and hardware.
* Demonstrated project management and problem analysis/resolution skills.
* Scripting skills (perl, csh, bsh, ksh). Perl ideal.
* Experience with RAID devices.
<b>Preferred Experience:</b>
* Previous experience supporting SAP specifically.
* Strong familiarity with open source tools and actively uses these
resources (compilers, tools, techniques, etc.).
* Experience with Intel based hardware.
* Experience with Solaris and Linux operating systems.
* Network Appliance knowledge.
* NFS/NIS as well as DNS/BIND experience.
* Experience with Unix and network security, including firewalls
(commercial and open source).
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