Qt 5.11.3 on Debian Stretch (x86_64 and armhf version)
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I am developing a Qt application using QML on PC. I have installed two TrueType fonts into two different folder and all qrc are pointing right to them. But when I launch it, it uses some of my fonts characters and some of other system (?) FontConfig fonts.
My main goal is to run this application in a embedded board with Xorg, Qt, GPU but not all fancy fonts that came with window managers and such due to the limit in size of the storage space flash.So basically I wish Qt prevent using system font, so my only fonts are being used.
Is this possible?How to proceed?
Regards,
Gianluca -
I am developing a Qt application using QML on PC. I have installed two TrueType fonts into two different folder and all qrc are pointing right to them. But when I launch it, it uses some of my fonts characters and some of other system (?) FontConfig fonts.
My main goal is to run this application in a embedded board with Xorg, Qt, GPU but not all fancy fonts that came with window managers and such due to the limit in size of the storage space flash.So basically I wish Qt prevent using system font, so my only fonts are being used.
Is this possible?How to proceed?
Regards,
Gianluca@GianlucaRenzi said in Qt 5.11.3 on Debian Stretch (x86_64 and armhf version):
But when I launch it, it uses some of my fonts characters and some of other system (?) FontConfig fonts.
Do you set your fonts manually everywhere? Where OS fonts are / are not used?
So basically I wish Qt prevent using system font, so my only fonts are being used.
If target OS won't have system fonts, Qt definitely won't use them.
You may try calling QFont::insertSubstitute() to manually replace system font names with your own.
