You are right. It is only a simple trick, useful for most of the
applications commonly used.
Francesco
On 6/21/07, Felix Miata
On 2007/06/21 09:05 (GMT+0200) Francesco Teodori apparently typed:
Edit the file /etc/X11/Xresources by adding the line Xft.dpi: 96. This should solve your problem.
Note that Xft.dpi could solve the problem for most apps, but not for legacy apps that don't know what Xft is. -- "Respect everyone." I Peter 2:17 NIV
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