Hi, I downloaded your configs from github and pasted it to my wmfsrc but after startx it returns me back to my back to my TTY. I think I configured the conky right... did you add the conky executable to .xinitrc or ~/conky_start and chmod it? Also, I'm wondering if it has to do with the fonts not exisiting. I don't quite understand the whole font thing. i know I don't have the terminus font for sure.... I know the font question is VERY noob. I promise I'll read the font wiki later on but where do i save the fonts and make it work with the wmfsrc config? Also where did you get the font?
Hi. If it gets you back to your TTY, it's not a problem with the font. Certainly a problem with the configuration itself. I'm wondering where, it work(ed)/(s) like a charm for me. You don't have to save your fonts somewhere particular, just put them where they normally should be : /usr/share/fonts. In this directory, you'll find fonts.dir files, in which the syntaxes are already written, just try the one of your font.
Thanks for the explanations, I would need you to explain me another thing: in your wmfsrc under "font" you put "-misc-ohsnap-medium-r-normal - 12-87-100-100-c-70- iso8859-1 ", what kind of font's syntax is it? Can I simply put ohsnap-12? If I could not do so, how do I know what is the correct syntax of all the fonts I have installed? I never knew how this thing works....
I can't really understand the whole syntax of this. Though, it is the X logical font syntax. In WMFS, you do have to use this syntax (for now).
But, if you only want to specify the font name, and its size; you could put this : -*-ohsnap-medium-*-*-*-12-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
Or you could go over your font directory, syntaxes for each font are written in font.dir files. By example, I could find the syntax for ohsnap in /usr/share/fonts/local/fonts.dir
You don't have to save your fonts somewhere particular, just put them where they normally should be : /usr/share/fonts. In this directory, you'll find fonts.dir files, in which the syntaxes are already written, just try the one of your font.
I'll add applications configs (colour schemes of applications). Otherwise, I didn't configure anything special else
In WMFS, you do have to use this syntax (for now).
But, if you only want to specify the font name, and its size; you could put this :
-*-ohsnap-medium-*-*-*-12-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
Or you could go over your font directory, syntaxes for each font are written in font.dir files. By example, I could find the syntax for ohsnap in /usr/share/fonts/local/fonts.dir