I'm using groff with ms macros and outputting it to PostScript. On Linux Void. I want to have a different font and also output Unicode characters. I have converted my font as written in this question. As specified, it worked for me (with NO ms macros). Yet it doesn't display a title, an author and headings properly (not at the center, no special formatting).
.ft linlibertine_rah
.TL
Title
.AU
Author
.NH
Heading
.PP
\[u1E6C]
outputs to:
If I compile the same docuemnt with the -ms option, I get a document with 'Times' font and no Unicode symbols (but properly formatted):
It is specified in groff_ms manual that font family is specified with the .FAM string, but result is the same as with .ft. It also outputs to console:
troff: test.ms:9: warning: can't find special character 'u0054_0323'
It definitely has detected the font, as with .ft samplefont it outputs:
troff: test.ms:1: warning: can't find font 'samplefont'
troff: test.ms:9: warning: can't find special character 'u0054_0323'
So my question is: how do I use a different font family in groff with ms macros?


