Finally succeed in installing 7.2, but without the default Helveta font. Where can I find this font that is default in KDE?
If you have anti-aliasing enabled (which is the default with 7.2, if I understand correctly), you will not be able to access non-TrueType fonts such as Helvetica. You can get Arial free from Microsoft using a script (anyone here remember the name?) that is included with X - that should be a good substitute for you. -Tim On Sunday 01 July 2001 07:44 am, you wrote:
Finally succeed in installing 7.2, but without the default Helveta font. Where can I find this font that is default in KDE?
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Hi Tim: On Sunday 01 July 2001 11:47, you wrote:
If you have anti-aliasing enabled (which is the default with 7.2, if I understand correctly), you will not be able to access non-TrueType fonts such as Helvetica. You can get Ariel free from Microsoft using a script (anyone here remember the name?) that is included with X - that should be a good substitute for you.
The SuSE Linux Portal Knowledge gives a set of instructions for installing AA under their desktop section. HTH. http://portal.suse.de/en/ -- Cheers, Jonathan
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such as Helvetica. You can get Arial free from Microsoft using a script (anyone here remember the name?) that is included with X - that should be a good substitute for you.
Found this: /usr/X11R6/bin/fetchmsttfonts Looks a lot like the thing! Well, even though; I can't make the fonts behave like I want to. But it's got to wait; vacation is coming up!
hi ! how much does the 7.1 Kernel (2.2.18 SMP) support for Ram for default ? Any idea ? If I use 512 MB on one Dimm it run's fine... but if I use > = 1 GB it gave me a Kernel Panic ? any idea ? thanks bye --ed
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/usr/X11R6/bin/fetchmsttfonts
Looks a lot like the thing!
Sorry, but I had to post this... I went to SuSE Portal - topic on the Font Anti Aliasing in 7.1/7.2. I finally got it working.... This thing is D_A_M_N AWESOME. Happy Ziga
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