Jesse Hutton schrieb:
Another thing I noticed is that the fonts in Mozilla, my test application
of choice, get uglier when I uncomment these two lines in XF86Config-4.
#FontPath/usr/lib/X11/fonts/Type1
#FontPath/usr/lib/X11/fonts/Speedo
I've tried allowing xfs-xtt
Rolf Schumacher schrieb:
Honestly, I do not know what I've done yet.
I tried to understand how
xfontsel
functions.
And now: Mozilla shows a nice small Sans-Serif font all over its window.
Would be nice to understand that.
Rolf
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On Mon, 3 Mar 2003, Jesse Hutton wrote:
My test scenario consists of enabling only these fontpaths in XF86Config-4
and commenting out the local font servers unix/:7100 and unix/:7110 (I'm
using XFree86-4.2.1-6 from debian unstable, btw):
FontPath
Hi,
I've been doing some research and experimenting a little bit with
different configurations lately in an effort to try to get these fonts in
X under control. In the process I've made a relatively surprising
discovery, namely that fonts look better if they are served up in xfree86
than if I
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