Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-kde (271 mails)

[Carl <quantum@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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> OpenOffice doesn't use either qt or kde.

Interestingly, my OO can see all fonts just fine.


> Since I'm not experiencing this problem even though I have the MS fonts
> installed (thanks Ben) I can't actually test this, but I'd be interested
> to know if the problem remains if one uses a different window manager, say
> logging out and starting up gnome or Afterstep instead.

I've tried mwm, twm, and Windowmaker, and the closest I came to setting fonts 
in them was Gnome's control Panel.  (I do not have most of Gnome installed)  
This can see all fonts just fine, though not AAed.

I should note that messed up fonts are also on the login window, which I set 
up using KControl.
No one has ever clarified whether this is xdm or kdm, nor how to 
differentiate.
 

> > I would have tried Xfs a long time ago, but it does not antialias.
>
> hm. I must be mistaken then. I was under the impression that Xfs for a
> long time was the *only* thing that handled antialiasing.

Huh?
I have this in my notes.  So you're saying Xfs =does= AA?  
Or are you thinking of Xft?

Well, I guess it doesn't matter much anyway, as this is a K problem.
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