ftview is part of Freetype. Here's what I see on Very.ttf on my Ubuntu 9.04 box:
ftdump /usr/share/fonts/truetype/ttf-bitstream-vera/Vera.ttf
There is 1 face in this file.
----- Face number: 0 -----
font name entries
family: Bitstream Vera Sans
style: Roman
postscript: BitstreamVeraSans-Roman
font type entries
FreeType driver: truetype
sfnt wrapped: yes
type: scalable
direction: horizontal
fixed width: no
glyph names: yes
EM size: 2048
global BBox: (-375,-483):(2636,1901)
ascent: 1901
descent: -483
text height: 2384
glyph count: 268
I think it could be useful if you provided versions for the packages:
ttf-bitstream-vera (the package containing the Very.ttf font)
fontconfig
freetype
libpango (not sure if it is still used on trunk for font selection).
ftview is part of Freetype. Here's what I see on Very.ttf on my Ubuntu 9.04 box: fonts/truetype/ ttf-bitstream- vera/Vera. ttf
ftdump /usr/share/
There is 1 face in this file.
----- Face number: 0 -----
font name entries ns-Roman
family: Bitstream Vera Sans
style: Roman
postscript: BitstreamVeraSa
font type entries 483):(2636, 1901)
FreeType driver: truetype
sfnt wrapped: yes
type: scalable
direction: horizontal
fixed width: no
glyph names: yes
EM size: 2048
global BBox: (-375,-
ascent: 1901
descent: -483
text height: 2384
glyph count: 268
charmaps
0: platform 1, encoding 0
1: platform 3, encoding 1 (active)
I think it could be useful if you provided versions for the packages:
ttf-bitstream-vera (the package containing the Very.ttf font)
fontconfig
freetype
libpango (not sure if it is still used on trunk for font selection).