Re: Fonts and remote login

aryzhov@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Fonts, normally, are a property of a local workstation that you are
logging in from, and fonts existing on the remote machine,
have no influence on the local X11 screen.

This was what I expected. But when I do a local login the local workstation offers more fonts than if I do the remote login. This is what puzzles me.

In the end, I solved the problem with the help of font server, as you advice.

Best,
Hana
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