http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/mini/FDU/truetype.html#XFS

Redhat's xfs

As of Redhat Linux 6.0, Redhat based distributions (Mandrake, etc) have included a specially patched version of xfs, the XFree86 Font Server, and patched X servers as well. Redhat's xfs includes the xfsft patch set which in turn is built upon the FreeType Font library. Redhat's xfs provides similar functionality to xfstt. xfs is able to serve both TrueType and Type 1 fonts, as well as legacy X fonts.

If you are using a Redhat based distro, you should have xfs installed already. If not, it is in the XFree86-xfs*rpm. To make sure it runs as one of the default services, either use ntsysv or:

chkconfig --add xfs

Now xfs will start every time you boot.

*Tags*: ntsysv, chkconfig