I'm currently setting up a relatively fresh ubuntu+i3 system (started out with Lubuntu 18.04,but upgraded to 21.04 for polybar and replaced basically everything, including WM, File Explorer, Terminal emulator, etc). I am trying to install Siji for the default polybar. I tried installing it multiple times, following the instructions on the github page. When installing, the setup in the command line gives me the following instruction, which I can't quite understand:

Successfully installed siji.pcf -> /root/.local/share/fonts Add the following snippet in your custom startup script that gets executed during xlogin: xset +fp /root/.local/share/fonts xset fp rehash If it already exists then you can skip this step.

I do not know what the "custom startup script that gets executed during xlogin" is. Where can I find this script?

I am currently at the status where I can execute view.sh in the font folder (/usr/share/fonts/siji), but executing polybar does not find the Siji font (for some weird reason, it says Loaded font "siji:pixelsize=10" (name=DejaVu Sans, offset=1, file=/usr/share/fonts/truetype/dejavu/DejaVuSans.ttf)).

Also, when I do fc-list, I can't find Siji anywhere. How can I get my system to actually see the Siji font, which should be installed in the right location?

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I think you need to remove /etc/fonts/conf.d/70-no-bitmaps.conf.

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