Trung Duc Tran <email@hidden> wrote:
>I noticed people reported java crashes due to bad fonts. I didn't
>install any additional fonts.
Check anyway. Some apps install fonts. Start here:
~/Library/Fonts/
If you didn't install any fonts, nor did any apps, then it will be empty.
Apps might also install fonts here:
/Library/Fonts/
so you should check there for fonts with unexpected names or mod-dates.
Also, compare what's in /Library/Fonts/ with what's in
/System/Library/Fonts/. As I vaguely recall, some of the font-caused
problems are when there are conflicts or overrides of those two domains.
If you don't find anything obvious, use binary-partitioning to
remove/replace fonts to find problems. By binary partition, I mean move
half the fonts out, try running the app. If it works, move half the ones
you moved out back in, run again. If it still fails, move out half the
ones still left. Lather, rinse, repeat.
-- GG
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