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== VC FONTS ==
The .fnt files are to be used for the virtual console (vc, also known as
/dev/tty1 ... tty63). These raw font files come without an explicit
Unicode map, and are commonly using a cp437 mapping. Use
setfont xxx.fnt -u /usr/share/kbd/unimaps/cp437.uni
to load it.
== SUSE users ==
You can edit /etc/sysconfig/console and set CONSOLE_FONT to the desired
font and CONSOLE_UNICODEMAP to /usr/share/kbd/unimaps/cp437.uni.
== X FONTS ==
The .bdf are plaintext X font files ("Bitmap Distribution Format"). They
will need to be converted to .pcf ("Portable Compiled Format"). The PCF
files are automatically generated by `make`. Afterwards, the PCF files
can directly be used for and by the X server.
The recommended font path is /usr/share/fonts/misc. Use of the `fxterm`
wrapper utility in bin/ is preferred to correctly display boldface in
xterm before version 254.
== KEYBOARD MAPS ==
The .map files are (additional!) keyboard maps. They build up upon
certain keyboard definitions from the "kbd" package and make some more
keys available. If you want to load one at boot-up in openSUSE, use
KEYTABLE in /etc/sysconfig/keyboard.
de_jeng.map
German keymap addon:
- Compose key
- left/right tty switch using WinLeft/WinRight
us_jeng.map:
US keymap addon:
- Compose key
- left/right tty switch using WinLeft/WinRight
- German glyphs reachable through AltGr
us_jeng_sonyvaiou3.map
US keymap addon:
- Compose key
- left/right tty switch
- adjusted for SONY VAIO U3 keycodes
== FONT OVERVIEW ==
Unless otherwise noted,
- the font glyph cells are 8 pixels wide and 16 pixels high
- the actual font glyphs may use all of these 8 pixels
- the fonts were designed for a 9 pixel wide character cell
(IBM-style text mode, where the 9th column is a clone of
the 8th for positions 0xB0-0xDF, and otherwise blank)
Linux fbdev makes the character cells as big as the glyph cells,
which may make some fonts look squashed together.
The vfontas(1) tool may be used to convert an 8x16 font to a 9x16
font, IBM-style, for use with fbdev.
A1.fnt
A font with a somewhat angular shape for the upper-case
and digit glyphs.
To be used with cp437AB.uni.
B1.fnt
A font with more soft roundings in upper-case and digit glyphs.
To be used with cp437AB.uni.
ati.fnt
ATI ROM font
ega*.fnt
EGA.CPI
gotik-textura.fnt
a Blackletter-Textura font (1994)
ital.fnt
a sans-serif oblique font (1994)
mu0.fnt
sans-serif font
mu.fnt from the SUSE "kbd" package
mux.fnt
a geometric, sans-serif font with serifs on a few glyphs
by myself (Jan), reuses some dingbat glyphs from mu
nvidia.fnt
AMIBIOS/NVIDIA ROM font
rhx.fnt
a serif roman font
r.fnt from the SUSE "kbd" package, alterations
tosh.fnt
A narrow geometric sans-serif font. All glyphs are 7 pixels
wide, for use with 8-pixel character cells.
CrystalLogic CS55554 ROM
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