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Subject:	Re: [geda-user] geda: cannot render fonts nor pins
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Roland:
...
Let's start over with:
 http://aspodata.se/tmp/Test/gaf_pdf/
 rsync aspodata.se::test/gaf_pdf/

(Including config.log if that can help.)

$ git describe
1.10.2-20201222-33-g3d2f02156
$ ./autogen.sh && ./configure --enable-doxygen --disable-update-xdg-database --without-libfam && make && make install
$ cp config.log <tstdir>

$ cd
$ mv .gEDA gEDA_org
$ mv .config/gEDA/ config_gEDA_org

$ cd <tstdir>
$ gaf --version
gEDA/gaf 1.10.2 (g3d2f021)
...
$ ./run
$ rsycn -a --del -v . <...>

What should I look for ?

> The only obvious thing that's different about your setup is the fact that 
> you are reading gedasymbols.org as a symbol library.  Have you tried if 
> renaming your configuration files makes the errors go away?

I would be nice if there were a flag: do not read any config files
(except possible the one in "." if there is one). Just to simplify
this.

Regards,
/Karl Hammar

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