hafilip84 wrote:I've checked my /etc/xorg.conf - I'm supprised there is nothing about fonts. Is it normal?
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Yes. Xorg does fonts by default. However, if you have some exceptions, you might want them in there. Check /var/log/Xorg.0.log to see what is happening when Xorg boots.
Two experiments you can try:
[code]# cp xorg.conf xorg.conf.backup [/code]
Then remove xorg.conf. Reboot (or do Alt + Ctrl + Backspace). This will tell you if Xorg finds your defaults. You need a backup because your boot might hang and then you are nowhere until you put xorg.conf back in place.
Also, you probably have an older xorg.conf that is no longer in use. It will look like xorg.conf.20070924014843. Try substituting it for your present one and reboot. If this works and your new one does not, then you have an answer.
Also, I would do another update and dist-upgrade just to see if that would fix it.
Have you tried any of the windowmakers? Xfce, Icewm, Openbox? Do they have the same problem?