You will need to replace it with the path where you’ve just installed the fonts. NOTE: /full/path/to/fonts/ below is a placeholder for the full path to the newly installed fonts.
If this is the case, you may want to move the fonts outside that directory,such as /mathfonts. Many times Cygwin will have spaces in your users home directory. Please note, the fonts must be in a path without spaces/special characters, otherwise the XServer will fail to find them. For this reason, you may want to add it to your local (not cluster). This will need to be before you connect to the cluster, each time you wish to connect to run Mathematica. The fonts are now installed, but you must tell the X server to use them. With Cygwin/Xming running, perform the following: Cygwin/Xming needs to be installed, with an Xserver, and that XServer should be running. Windows Instructions are very similar, only you will be operating inside your Cygwin/Xming environment. You may now login to the cluster as normal, load the Mathematica module, and work as normal. The fonts must be added to the X server in a particular order: OSX versions after 10.7 should install the XQuartz package which replaces the native X11 app which shipped with earlier versions of OSX.Ĭreate a directory to hold the fonts: mkdir ~/mathfontsĭownload the fonts archive: mathematica_fonts.tarĮxtract the fonts: tar -xzvf mathematica-fonts.tgz Linux has X natively, which is what needs the specific Mathematica fonts. OSX and Linux systems are the simplest to set up. This goes for sessions over SSH, as well as VDI sessions. To be able to run an Interactive, GUI session/job, there are a few steps that will need to be taken. The Mathematica GUI requires its own set on fonts to run correctly when used on the FASRC cluster.
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