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  8. bdf2psf: bdf2psf (convert fonts from bdf to psf format)
  9. bdf2psf:
  10. bdf2psf: bdf2psf is a perl script that converts fonts from bdf to psf format.
  11. bdf2psf: It can merge glyphs coming from several fonts, use the same
  12. bdf2psf: glyph for several characters to save space through equivalence
  13. bdf2psf: files, choose which characters to have glyphs included in the psf
  14. bdf2psf: font through a list of character sets, output either a font suitable
  15. bdf2psf: for a plain text linux console or for a framebuffer.
  16. bdf2psf:
  17. bdf2psf: See "man bdf2psf". bdf2psf's author is Anton Zinoviev.
  18. bdf2psf: bdf2psf is shipped in Debian's console-setup source package.