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{ type: install
message: <<EOM
This port tries to patch the GhostScript's Fontmap
automaticly, so unless you have non-standard GhostScript
installation (or if you installed GhostScript
afterwards), you should not have to do anything.
For your X-server to use the fonts, you have
to add the ${PREFIX}/share/koi8r-ps (usually,
/usr/local/share/koi8r-ps) to the server's font-path.
Use ``xset fp+'' to do this for the current X-session
and consult your X-server's documentation to make this
permanent.
For gv to use the newly installed KOI8 fonts, it may
have to start GhostScript with the ``-dNOPLATFONTS''
option. One way to ensure this is to add -dNOPLATFONTS
to the GV.gsX11Device resource -- either in the
/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/app-defaults/GV, or in individual's
~/.Xdefaults. An individual user can also put this into
his or her ~/.gv file, by starting up gv, choosing the
menu option ``Ghostscript Options'' from the ``State''
menu and typing in ``-dNOPLATFONTS'' into the ``Device''
entry.
This package will NOT by itself help you print Cyrillic
on PostScript printers -- they use their own PostScript
engines (not GhostScript). The port russian/koify may
help you with those.
EOM
}
]