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Re: [suse-kde] Fonts and KDE 3 and SuSE 8.0
- From: "Anders Johansson" <andjoh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 3 Oct 2002 18:22:21 +0200 (CEST)
- Message-id: <43263.192.168.1.200.1033662141.squirrel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Carl said:
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> On Thursday, 03 October 2002 11:04, Kevin McLauchlan wrote:
>> So, I've spent this morning with my SuSE 8 CDs and
>> YaST, and YOU and... The upshot is that X and KDE 3
>> are new again, and now not only OOo but all the other
>> apps are accessing the fonts. Even the window dressing
>> looks better -- or maybe I'm in a better mood. :-)
>
> Afraid it will happen again.
>
> Problem seems to be in the way K =represents= the fonts. They exist,
> and contain the information, but K's extraction and display of that
> information is busted. It seems to parse one font and build a cache
> using only its metrics for all the fonts.
OpenOffice doesn't use either qt or kde.
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 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.
//Anders
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> On Thursday, 03 October 2002 11:04, Kevin McLauchlan wrote:
>> So, I've spent this morning with my SuSE 8 CDs and
>> YaST, and YOU and... The upshot is that X and KDE 3
>> are new again, and now not only OOo but all the other
>> apps are accessing the fonts. Even the window dressing
>> looks better -- or maybe I'm in a better mood. :-)
>
> Afraid it will happen again.
>
> Problem seems to be in the way K =represents= the fonts. They exist,
> and contain the information, but K's extraction and display of that
> information is busted. It seems to parse one font and build a cache
> using only its metrics for all the fonts.
OpenOffice doesn't use either qt or kde.
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 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.
//Anders
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