On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 1:31 PM, James Richard Tyrer tyrerj@acm.org wrote:
Jay Mistry wrote:
On most KDE 4 (eg Gwenview/KDE4, KSysGuard) applications, the toolbar (toolbar + icons) has the text cut-off (see the image of KSysGuard) attached or at link below [1]).
Not sure how they are "cut-off" since I can't really tell from the JPEG images. It is best to use a PNG image when you want a problem diagnosed.
-- JRT
Have uploaded 2 more images ([1]) (.png) that show the cut-off icons from Dolphin and Gwenview toolbars. They are at higher resolution, so it should be seen on these.
Try to add Option "DPI" "98x98" in /etc/xorg.conf Section "Monitor", save it and then restart X. Log out and back log in should be enough.
See is that helps. If not change number to 99x99 and repeat save and restart.
This did not make any change, the icons (lower parts) still get cut.
Jay
[1] http://img242.imageshack.us/img242/6421/kde421dolphintoolbarico.png [2] http://img407.imageshack.us/img407/267/kde521gwenviewtoolbaric.png
-- Linux User 483705 (openSUSE 11.1, Fedora 10)
On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 5:40 PM, Jay Mistry jaylinux53@gmail.com wrote:
On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 1:31 PM, James Richard Tyrer tyrerj@acm.org wrote:
Jay Mistry wrote:
On most KDE 4 (eg Gwenview/KDE4, KSysGuard) applications, the toolbar (toolbar + icons) has the text cut-off (see the image of KSysGuard) attached or at link below [1]).
Not sure how they are "cut-off" since I can't really tell from the JPEG images. It is best to use a PNG image when you want a problem diagnosed.
-- JRT
Have uploaded 2 more images ([1] & [2]) (.png) that show the cut-off icons from Dolphin and Gwenview toolbars. They are at higher resolution, so it should be seen on these.
Correction: It is the _text_ under the icons that is cut-off (as mentioned in the OP). (Pl see the 2 images [1] & [2], after clicking on the (+) handle on the image to zoom-in)
Try making the Toolbar and Small fonts use a smaller one. The screenshot is slightly blurred, but that looks like a 9 - which is quick big.
Anne
Tried changing the font size (for Toolbars) from 9 to 8, but that also does not help.
Jay
[1] http://img242.imageshack.us/img242/6421/kde421dolphintoolbarico.png [2] http://img407.imageshack.us/img407/267/kde521gwenviewtoolbaric.png
-- Linux User 483705 (openSUSE 11.1, Fedora 10)
* Jay Mistry jaylinux53@gmail.com [03-30-09 09:42]:
Correction: It is the _text_ under the icons that is cut-off (as mentioned in the OP). (Pl see the 2 images [1] & [2], after clicking on the (+) handle on the image to zoom-in)
It appears that somehow you do not have wrapping for icon lables/text as you only get one line. I am still on 3.5 and get two lines wrapped, but not a third and see "cut-off" on the end of the second line, ie: xxx.....
Tried changing the font size (for Toolbars) from 9 to 8, but that also does not help.
Other than cramming more text via smaller display size in the same area, I cannot see where the font is causal. Making your icons larger may devote a longer line space for the text below.
On Monday 30 March 2009 12:24:29 pm Patrick Shanahan wrote:
- Jay Mistry jaylinux53@gmail.com [03-30-09 09:42]:
Correction: It is the _text_ under the icons that is cut-off (as mentioned in the OP). (Pl see the 2 images [1] & [2], after clicking on the (+) handle on the image to zoom-in)
It appears that somehow you do not have wrapping for icon lables/text as you only get one line. I am still on 3.5 and get two lines wrapped, but not a third and see "cut-off" on the end of the second line, ie: xxx.....
Tried changing the font size (for Toolbars) from 9 to 8, but that also does not help.
Other than cramming more text via smaller display size in the same area, I cannot see where the font is causal. Making your icons larger may devote a longer line space for the text below.
It is cutting off the top of the letters.
Which I can't see here.
I use nvidia proprietary driver, but they are not the same :-) (I know it is obvious, but people do forget that sometimes).
Here is how it looks here and my current font settings as in systemsettings > Themes > Fonts
http://imagebin.ca/view/O2oghSA.html
For some reasons Imageshack gives problems to Konqueror.
* Rajko M. rmatov101@charter.net [03-30-09 14:31]:
On Monday 30 March 2009 12:24:29 pm Patrick Shanahan wrote:
Other than cramming more text via smaller display size in the same area, I cannot see where the font is causal. Making your icons larger may devote a longer line space for the text below.
It is cutting off the top of the letters.
Which I can't see here.
I use nvidia proprietary driver, but they are not the same :-) (I know it is obvious, but people do forget that sometimes).
as do I...
Here is how it looks here and my current font settings as in systemsettings > Themes > Fonts
http://imagebin.ca/view/O2oghSA.html
For some reasons Imageshack gives problems to Konqueror.
One last shot, perhaps the display size in xorg.conf is incorrect???
On Tuesday 31 March 2009 00:18:00 Patrick Shanahan wrote:
- Rajko M. rmatov101@charter.net [03-30-09 14:31]:
On Monday 30 March 2009 12:24:29 pm Patrick Shanahan wrote:
Other than cramming more text via smaller display size in the same area, I cannot see where the font is causal. Making your icons larger may devote a longer line space for the text below.
It is cutting off the top of the letters.
Which I can't see here.
I use nvidia proprietary driver, but they are not the same :-) (I know it is obvious, but people do forget that sometimes).
as do I...
Here is how it looks here and my current font settings as in systemsettings > Themes > Fonts
http://imagebin.ca/view/O2oghSA.html
For some reasons Imageshack gives problems to Konqueror.
One last shot, perhaps the display size in xorg.conf is incorrect???
What widget style are people using? Oxygen?
Will
I use nvidia proprietary driver, but they are not the same :-) (I know it is obvious, but people do forget that sometimes).
as do I...
Here is how it looks here and my current font settings as in systemsettings > Themes > Fonts
http://imagebin.ca/view/O2oghSA.html
For some reasons Imageshack gives problems to Konqueror.
One last shot, perhaps the display size in xorg.conf is incorrect???
What widget style are people using? Oxygen?
Will
May not be directly related to this (toolbar text cut-off), but the solution mentioned at this thread helped me to get a clear display of fonts in openSUSE in general, for both- GNOME & KDE.
http://lists.opensuse.org/opensuse/2009-08/msg01417.html
Jay
On Tuesday 31 March 2009 00:18:00 Patrick Shanahan wrote:
- Rajko M. rmatov101@charter.net [03-30-09 14:31]:
On Monday 30 March 2009 12:24:29 pm Patrick Shanahan wrote:
Other than cramming more text via smaller display size in the same area, I cannot see where the font is causal. Making your icons larger may devote a longer line space for the text below.
It is cutting off the top of the letters.
Which I can't see here.
I use nvidia proprietary driver, but they are not the same :-) (I know it is obvious, but people do forget that sometimes).
as do I...
Here is how it looks here and my current font settings as in systemsettings > Themes > Fonts
http://imagebin.ca/view/O2oghSA.html
For some reasons Imageshack gives problems to Konqueror.
One last shot, perhaps the display size in xorg.conf is incorrect???
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=186340, if that hasn't been posted already. FWIW I could not reproduce this with Plastique style.
Will
On Tuesday 07 April 2009 06:51:54 am Will Stephenson wrote: ...
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=186340, if that hasn't been posted already. FWIW I could not reproduce this with Plastique style.
I tried font size 15 and 20 for toolbar and it works fine. dpi=96x96 theme=Oxygen Though I did not try to log out and back in.
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