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On Thu, 2012-10-11 at 09:20 +0200, Laszlo Valko wrote:

> So I guess the dependency should be made to corefonts.
> 

On my gentoo box microsofts corefonts are not installed, but gschem
works fine.

I have no additional installed fonts, all existing fonts came from the
basic xorg/gnome... software.

So my assumption is, that John Peck break his gentoo box by manually
deleting something, or by manually changing configuration files.

Maybe the basic gentoo command

revdep-rebuild

would have been enough to fix it? I can imagine that installing fonts
like corefonts and than manually deleting it can break a system, but I
think gentoo's geda ebuild is ok. Unfortunately I have no knowledge
about all the Linux font handling, so I may be wrong.

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