Hi! I'm running acme-sac. It has nice antialiased font (Vera?) for
english characters, but cyrillic (russian) letters are from some other
font and has no antialiasing. Any hints how to change / enable
antialiasing for cyrillic font?
If you have a TTF cyrillic font you should be able to convert it to
the font files used by Inferno using the ttf2subf tool on the site,
but you might need Plan9 to run the tool.
Caerwyn
On Dec 2, 4:51 am, Martinov.Mich...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi! I'm running acme-sac. It has nice antialiased font (Vera?) for
> english characters, but cyrillic (russian) letters are from some other
> font and has no antialiasing. Any hints how to change / enable
> antialiasing for cyrillic font?
Thanks a lot. I converted DejaVuSans font ( http://sourceforge.net/projects/dejavu/ ), which is Vera + additional glyphs, to Inferno subfonts. If anyone
need it, you can get DejaVuSans in 14, 15, 16 points from
I copied folder DejaVuSans to /fonts folder in acme-sac, and in /usr/
<my user name>/lib/profile changed string for acme font to: acme-font=/
fonts/DejaVuSans/DejaVuSans.15.font. For some reason there's vertical
displacement of two cyrillic uppercase symbols that have accent, but
it's appropriate for me.
Another question about acme-sac look. Acme looks very pleasant with
its pastel colors except these thick black lines that separate columns
and windows. Where in acme-sac source code is part that draw these
black borders? I want to change its colors to brown and blue.
> If you have a TTF cyrillic font you should be able to convert it to
> the font files used by Inferno using the ttf2subf tool on the site,
> but you might need Plan9 to run the tool.
> Caerwyn
> On Dec 2, 4:51 am, Martinov.Mich...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Hi! I'm running acme-sac. It has nice antialiased font (Vera?) for
> > english characters, but cyrillic (russian) letters are from some other
> > font and has no antialiasing. Any hints how to change / enable
> > antialiasing for cyrillic font?
<Martinov.Mich...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks a lot. I converted DejaVuSans font (http://sourceforge.net/projects/dejavu/ > ), which is Vera + additional glyphs, to Inferno subfonts. If anyone
> need it, you can get DejaVuSans in 14, 15, 16 points from
> I copied folder DejaVuSans to /fonts folder in acme-sac, and in /usr/
> <my user name>/lib/profile changed string for acme font to: acme-font=/
> fonts/DejaVuSans/DejaVuSans.15.font. For some reason there's vertical
> displacement of two cyrillic uppercase symbols that have accent, but
> it's appropriate for me.
> Another question about acme-sac look. Acme looks very pleasant with
> its pastel colors except these thick black lines that separate columns
> and windows. Where in acme-sac source code is part that draw these
> black borders? I want to change its colors to brown and blue.
> Also edit /appl/acme/col.b:30 to import colbordercol from acme:
> tagcols, textcols, colbordercol : import acme;
> and edit /appl/acme/row.b:29 to import rowbordercol from acme:
> fontnames , rowbordercol: import acme;
> Caerwyn
> On Dec 3, 10:26 am, "Martinov.Mich...@gmail.com"
> <Martinov.Mich...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Thanks a lot. I converted DejaVuSans font (http://sourceforge.net/projects/dejavu/ > > ), which is Vera + additional glyphs, to Inferno subfonts. If anyone
> > need it, you can get DejaVuSans in 14, 15, 16 points from
> > I copied folder DejaVuSans to /fonts folder in acme-sac, and in /usr/
> > <my user name>/lib/profile changed string for acme font to: acme-font=/
> > fonts/DejaVuSans/DejaVuSans.15.font. For some reason there's vertical
> > displacement of two cyrillic uppercase symbols that have accent, but
> > it's appropriate for me.
> > Another question about acme-sac look. Acme looks very pleasant with
> > its pastel colors except these thick black lines that separate columns
> > and windows. Where in acme-sac source code is part that draw these
> > black borders? I want to change its colors to brown and blue.