http://qa.mandrakesoft.com/show_bug.cgi?id=6228





------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2003-10-28 13:43 -------
> we could include an out-of-box fonts.conf tweak to point it
> at sans instead, but what if for some reason someone actually WANTS 
> to use helvetica?

It is an unrealistic hypothesis. The kind of guy you described hardly uses
mandrake, preferring debian or something like it.

However, let us suppose it. IF someone is so mentally disturbed he wants to use
a non antialiased font like helvetica, then he is a MINORITY, so HE should tweak
fonts.conf. (Or better, he should go to the mandrake control center and find an
options to reenable nonantialiased fonts).

It simply cannot be the default: 99% user don't care about helvetica and do not
know what it is. The needs of the many outweight the needs of the few (star trek
:-) ).


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description: 
No matter what browser I use, and what fonts I use in the kde/gnome control
center, when I go to some sites I always get nonantialiased, jagged fonts. For
example the mandrake club. This is very ugly: just look at the italic fonts.
Also non italic fonts are not ok: small fonts do look well, but medium and large
fonts don't.

I would like an option in the mandrake control center to say "always use
antialiased fonts for WEB-BROWSING". (On the other hand, I still want to use the
default font in konsole, which is not antialiasing).

Debian's fontconfig prompts you with that question.

Better yet would be: "always use antialiased fonts if the font size is over XXX".

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