Yeah I uninstalled them all at once. I'll try singling out the font/family but I need ome time to do this.
Meanwhile,I think it is not a particular font/family but rather the number of fonts causing the problem, per my obervation in # 7 of this thread [1]. If that's the case, you can never control which font to skip, because softwares often install their own: for example minetest game installs droid-fallback I think, there are large meta packages like https://packages.ubuntu.com/groovy/fonts-indic or Math/printing fonts etc.
Hopefully someone can reproduce [1] to confirm my observation.
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
On Thursday, August 20, 2020 3:12 PM, grofaty <email address hidden> wrote:
> kortewegdevries, did you uninstall all those font family at once? If I
> understand now Pinta works fine. Can you install one font family after
> another and test Pinta each time. Maybe there is one font family that
> produces problems in Pinta. And then if you find out font family that
> causes the problem in Pinta, can you delete individual font and retest
> in Pinta. Maybe there is just one font that causes trouble - if this is
> true, then we can skip that font in Pinta and not display it in Pinta
> font list.
Yeah I uninstalled them all at once. I'll try singling out the font/family but I need ome time to do this.
Meanwhile,I think it is not a particular font/family but rather the number of fonts causing the problem, per my obervation in # 7 of this thread [1]. If that's the case, you can never control which font to skip, because softwares often install their own: for example minetest game installs droid-fallback I think, there are large meta packages like https:/ /packages. ubuntu. com/groovy/ fonts-indic or Math/printing fonts etc.
Hopefully someone can reproduce [1] to confirm my observation.
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ Original Message ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
On Thursday, August 20, 2020 3:12 PM, grofaty <email address hidden> wrote:
> kortewegdevries, did you uninstall all those font family at once? If I
> understand now Pinta works fine. Can you install one font family after
> another and test Pinta each time. Maybe there is one font family that
> produces problems in Pinta. And then if you find out font family that
> causes the problem in Pinta, can you delete individual font and retest
> in Pinta. Maybe there is just one font that causes trouble - if this is
> true, then we can skip that font in Pinta and not display it in Pinta
> font list.