Hi, I'm on Tumbleweed, KDE, and am trying to get set up where my urxvt terminal is displaying a bitmap font without anti-aliasing. In the "Fonts - System Settings" panel Anti-Aliasing is enabled. If I un-check this box to disable, the fonts will no longer be anti-aliased in the urxvt terminal, but everywhere else as well -- which is not what I want. Is there a way to selectively disable anti-aliasing for just urxvt or just the font I'm using there? This would be the PragmataPro font, which does have nice bitmaps. But I'm not finding a way to selectively turn off anti-aliasing for it. In ~/.Xresources I have: URxvt.font: xft:PragmataPro:pixelsize=34:antialias=false:hinting=1:hintstyle=hintmedium In ~/.config/fontconfig/rendering-options.conf I see: <!-- Do not use font smoothing for some monospaced fonts. --> <!-- Liberation Mono, Courier New, Andale Mono, Monaco, etc. --> <match target="pattern" > <edit name="force_bw_monospace" mode="assign"> <bool>true</bool> </edit> </match> ...but not sure if anything can be done with that, as this is a DO NOT EDIT generated file, which points to /etc/sysconfig/fonts-config ... so I tried editing that file, changing the following option from "no" to "yes" : # Force black and white rendering. Fonts will not get smoothed with # the benefit of high contrast betwen font and background. # #FORCE_BW="no" FORCE_BW="yes" and then ran the fonts-config command, but this made no difference. Any suggestions re how to selectively turn off anti-aliasing? Thanks for any help, John -- John Magolske http://b79.net/contact