Hey guys.
After MUCH experimentation and failure, I finally got nice
anti-aliased fonts on my install.
My research led me to find that to get anti-aliased fonts on KDE, you
have to jump through
a few more hoops, but I usually use a simple window manager (such as
wmii) so didn't
worry about
On 7/31/06, Dan Nicholson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the fonts installed by X and the TrueType fonts mixed in
/usr/share/fonts, or Fontconfig is set up to use the X fonts. This is
not good, and has been changed in the development book. Basically, the
X fonts are ugly, and you don't want Fontconfig
Hi guys
I've installed LFS as per the book (6.1), and I installed Fontconfig,
freetype, Xorg and mozilla as per the BLFS book.
The first time I went on the internet, every page looked awefull, as I
didn't have true type fonts, I fixed many of these by
installing a bunch of True Type fonts,
On 7/31/06, jeeva suresh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This helped a lot, and most pages look better, but still, the
anti-aliasing of fonts on a few pages look dodgy,
slashdot being a major example.
I was wondering which of my package(s) I may need to upgrade to fix
this problem, or even what new
在 星期一 31 七月 2006 18:36，jeeva suresh 写道：> Hi guys>> I've installed LFS as per the book (6.1), and I installed Fontconfig,> freetype, Xorg and mozilla as per the BLFS book.>> The first time I went on the internet, every page looked awefull, as I> didn't have true type fonts, I fixed many of these
