Hey all,
I'm kinda stuck...
I want to add a font (linux-libertine) for use in Pd vanilla, specifically for use with [cnv], and I'm not sure how to add it in.
I've done this:
julian@brooks:~/Desktop$ fc-match mono //suggested from here: http://puredata.info/docs/faq/faqsection_view?section=Problems%20and%20Fixes which gives this DejaVuSansMono.ttf: "DejaVu Sans Mono" "Book"
Which seems to be saying there's only one font available?!? Whereas I know this isn't the case as I can access 3 different fonts from within [cnv] already.
I've also added the startup flag: -font-face "Libertine(and other such name variations)" where pd then seems to be looking for a 'Mono' folder? There wasn't one anywhere and after making one and putting the font inside still no joy.
Pah - very confused.
Noticeably in the notes for the most recent Libertine they have added a mono version so I'm presuming (dangerously) that "LinLibertine_M.otf" (no M_ttf available from sourceforge) is the one I'm after.
So a few questions here I guess:
- How can I change vanillas font
- How and where does Pd do that
- Does it have to be a mono .ttf
- Can I see a list of available fonts
- Anyone else making use of the lovely looking Libertine font?????
Pd 0.43.2 - Debian Sid/Wheezy
Many thanks in advance,
Julian