# The UW ttyp0 fonts can be installed in several formats (X11 fonts,
# console fonts, etc.). These formats come with different restrictions
# on the possible font encodings, the number of glyphs per font, and
# the height and width of the glyphs. Choose here which font formats you
# need; then edit the TARGETS files for these font formats to choose
# sizes, styles, and encodings.
# 
# 
# **********************************************************************
# 
# X11 FONTS:
# 
# 
# --------- BDF ---------
#
# BDF is the traditional source format for bitmap fonts under X11.
# Probably you do not need to generate BDF fonts, except if you intend
# to compile them manually into some other format that is not supported
# here. If you want to generate BDF fonts, set GEN_BDF to 1 and edit the
# file TARGETS_BDF.dat afterwards, otherwise set it to 0:

GEN_BDF = 0

# --------- PCF ---------
#
# PCF is the traditional format for compiled bitmap fonts under X11.
# It is used by most older X11 applications. Note that programs that
# rely on Pango as a backend, e.g., GTK applications, do no longer
# support PCF; for these you need to generate OTB fonts (see below).
# If you want to generate PCF fonts, set GEN_PCF to 1 and edit the file
# TARGETS_PCF.dat afterwards, otherwise set it to 0:

GEN_PCF = 1

# --------- OTB ---------
#
# OTB (Open Type Bitmap) fonts are a more compact alternative to PCF fonts
# for X11. They encapsulate bitmap fonts in an sfnt (TrueType or OpenType)
# wrapper. If you need OTB fonts, set GEN_OTB to 1 and edit the file
# TARGETS_OTB.dat afterwards, otherwise set it to 0:

GEN_OTB = 1


# **********************************************************************
# 
# CONSOLE FONTS:
# 
# 
# --------- Linux console ---------
#
# If you need console fonts for Linux, set GEN_CONS_LINUX to 1 and edit
# the file TARGETS_CONS_LINUX.dat afterwards, otherwise set it to 0:

GEN_CONS_LINUX = 0

# --------- FreeBSD (vt) console ---------
#
# If you need console fonts for FreeBSD (vt), set GEN_CONS_FREEBSD_VT to 1
# and edit the file TARGETS_CONS_FREEBSD_VT.dat afterwards, otherwise set
# it to 0:

GEN_CONS_FREEBSD_VT = 0

# --------- FreeBSD (syscons) console ---------
#
# If you need console fonts for the old FreeBSD syscons driver, set
# GEN_CONS_FREEBSD_SC to 1 and edit the file TARGETS_CONS_FREEBSD_SC.dat
# afterwards, otherwise set it to 0:

GEN_CONS_FREEBSD_SC = 0

# --------- NetBSD console ---------
#
# If you need console fonts for NetBSD, set GEN_CONS_NETBSD to 1 and edit
# the file TARGETS_CONS_NETBSD.dat afterwards, otherwise set it to 0:

GEN_CONS_NETBSD = 0

# --------- OpenBSD console ---------
#
# If you need console fonts for OpenBSD, set GEN_CONS_OPENBSD to 1 and edit
# the file TARGETS_CONS_OPENBSD.dat afterwards, otherwise set it to 0:

GEN_CONS_OPENBSD = 0


# **********************************************************************
