I'm really not that familiar with the inner workings of ghostscript, so this may be more of a headsmack than a bug. Recently, I migrated from RH-9.0 to FC3; I use my linux system to develop a lot of Perl for my company, and specifically use a2ps and ps2pdf to generate nice hardcopies of the source for reviews using the following script, called 'pl2pdf': The above script used to put out nicely formatted, two page per sheet code, provided the code stayed within 80 columns (which I strictly hold to). Now, I get lines that overrun from one page to another, especially in the raw postscript (ps2pdf seems to clean up some of it). Fixed fonts, strings, and keywords all do this. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): n/a How reproducible: Every time Steps to Reproduce: See attached shell script Actual results: See PDF attachment Expected results: Properly rendered code @ 80 columns Additional info: See the attachment for a sanitized (corporate reasons) piece of code that [mostly] displays what I'm talking about. I've used kghostview, ggv, xpdf, and Acrobat Reader (latest all) to render this, and come up with the same results in each.
Created attachment 107397 [details] Example code
Created attachment 107398 [details] Example PDF output
Created attachment 107399 [details] Script used to generate PDF from perl code
Sounds like bug #140584. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 140584 ***