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Two Bitmap Fonts, based on the original Terminus font.
Only glyphs for iso8859-1 (a.k.a. Western or Latin-1) are implemented, and only two rather small sizes (9 and 12 pixel).
Published under the Open Font License.
Thanks go to Dimitar Zhekov for creating the original Terminus font, explaining what an Open Font License is and not minding me messing around with his work or having the original font name in its name.
Comparison to the regular Terminus font:
Copy all files inside pcf
to an existing folder that is in Xorg's font path, usually /usr/share/fonts/misc
or /usr/share/fonts/local
, but you could also have added a folder under your $HOME
, e.g. xset fp+ ~/.local/share/fonts/terv-terc
.
Open a terminal in the folder you just copied the files into and enter:
mkfontdir
fc-cache -f
xset fp rehash
This should be enough for the Xserver's database, but other graphical applications may not see the fonts until you log out/in.
Run the script install_pcf.sh
, it will go through the same steps described above
and install the fonts to existing system directories.
It relies on sudo
.
It should be enough to copy the otb
folder to one of the standard fontconfig locations, e.g. ~/.local/share/fonts/
or /usr/share/fonts/
.
You might need to run fc-cache -f
afterwards.
If you haven't been using PCF or BDF bitfonts/pixelfonts on your desktop until now, here's what you need to do first.
Additionally, you might want to
*-scale-bitmap-fonts.conf
from /etc/fonts/conf.d
*-synthetic.conf
from /etc/fonts/conf.d
Forum thread: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=173065