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[Resolved][Arch Linux]Menu font from Brackets 1.11 #13731
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Same thing here. Also Arch Linux with a similar config, though I have the GTK font set to Oxygen-Sans. |
@arthurflor Thanks for choosing Brackets and letting us know about this rendering issue 👍. As Arch Linux is not a platform where Brackets normally gets tested, can you please let us know the process involved in installing Brackets on Arch Linux? |
It's just the install command:
More info from the package: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/brackets-bin/ Can do installing error? I will check the package build |
+1 can confirm this affects Arch Linux install. I tried installing most of the fonts referenced in |
Hello all :) Have you try with "brackets" package and not the "-bin" pre-compiled version? |
The package brackets (without "-bin") doesn't install here. Results in compilation error. |
Yes, a dep "libudev0-shim" must be installed you can install my compiled version https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BzKigOTG5qLEMFIyWGU3R2g1N28 |
@anthonytex Great work! You made my day. I love this community for the passion it brings in making a developers day. Sincerely hoping the trend continues 👍 |
Have the same problem in ubuntu, I have no idea what to do. |
@plascadeine Brackets is rigorously tested on Ubuntu and we have never noticed this kind of problem with the package posted officially. Are you using one of the deb package posted in GitHub releases for Brackets? |
@anthonytex Yea! thanks! =) |
@arthurflor Thanks a lot for quick confirmation 👍 . If the reported problem is fixed to your satisfaction, please consider closing this issue. |
Installing libudev on Gentoo does not fix the problem. |
The error persists! full log...
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@hnaparst , You can try to reinstall brackets using command |
@swmitra and others, thank you for supporting the Linux versions. You guys rock. @anthonytex Thanks for the package. It just works :) |
Installed onto Debian Siduction Preparing to unpack Brackets.Release.1.11.64-bit.deb ... |
@saurabh95 Gentoo does not use dpkg. It installs all dependencies and
will not continue if one of them fails to install.
On Wed, Sep 27, 2017, at 11:20 PM, Saurabh Kathpalia wrote:
@hnaparst[1] , You can try to reinstall brackets using command sudo
dpkg -i <PATH_OF_DEB_FILE>, it will list the dependencies which
failed(there would probably be 1 or 2). You can then install those
dependencies, and then launching Brackets should work fine.> — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this
email directly, view it on GitHub[2], or mute the thread[3].>
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I am running an ubuntu variant Pop OS and seeing the same issues with the menu fonts. DPKG Results below
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To fix the square fonts bug, I downloaded the package libpangoft2-1.0-0_1.40.5-1_amd64.deb in the debian repository and extract the libs "libpangoft2-1.0.so.0" and "libpangoft2-1.0.so.0.4000.5" in /opt/brackets. |
@chsjr1996 It works, thanks!! |
Yes! The solution provided by @chsjr1996 solved this issue. |
Extracing pango files worked for me too |
Works here as well, going to pinpoint the broken commit now. Should we report it to pango's devs? |
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Thanks for great answer @chsjr1996. Ya da best |
@chsjr1996 thanks it worked for me. |
Thanks! It works fine for debian testing :) |
So can I be the guy who explains how new they are to linux and ask for some more detailed instructions on @chsjr1996 's fix? |
@1efty1337 Here you go:
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@SachinKamath Thank you very much. I understand how easy it would have been to ignore such a simple question, and i appreciate the help! |
@1efty1337 Np! Feel free to ping if you're stuck and welcome to Linux! :) |
Your method works great on Ubuntu 17.10 with Brackets 1.11.0-17524 amd64 deb taken from Brackets homepage. Thanks! |
@maicardi, I just expanded @chsjr1996's solution but you're very welcome. Glad I could help you :) |
On Ubuntu 17.10 @chsjr1996's solution wasn't complete. I moved the libpangoft shared object files to /opt/brackets$ ls lib/
libpangoft2-1.0.so.0 libpangoft2-1.0.so.0.4000.5 Then I ran the |
Hi, @abargnesi, could you kindly explain to me what exactly you did? I don't quite understand the phrases:
I tried @1efty1337 's approach but it didn't work, then I tried you approach, made a file called lib in /opt/brackets and put the two files there, then ran the script you specified, it didn't work. Then I understood I have a 32-bit system, downloaded libpangoft2-1.0-0_1.40.12-1_i386.deb (which is the 32-bit version) and did the same, it didn't work. Then I tried to take your approach again, but soon realised I don't understand what you write. Thx in advance |
Prerequisites
Debug -> Reload Without Extensions
?Description
I upgraded to version 1.11 and I had some problems. First I had to execute this command for the brackets to open (only this to open):
Second, when the brackets finally open:
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Steps to Reproduce
Expected behavior: Menu font correct
Actual behavior: Menu font is square (missing?)
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