I am seeing this bug as well. Only the first word of each horizontal line is visible, although the rest of the text is still there, taking up space. This happens for both user-interface elements such as menus as well as text rendered by a browser. The text will sometimes re-appear when it is redrawn (for example, by being selected).
This is a serious problem and makes the application unusable. This problem only happens when anti-aliasing is disabled. This probably explains why the bug is not being seen more widely. The reason for disabling anti-aliasing is that I use the Tahoma font and get the best results by using the byte code interpreter and disabling anti-aliasing for certain font sizes. The bug only appears for fonts and sizes where anti-aliasing is disabled (regardless of whether the BCI is enabled or not). I can reproduce the behaviour by disabling anti-aliasing for certain fonts (in /etc/fonts/local.conf) and using any pango-enabled application (gedit, firefox, etc) that uses those fonts. Fonts which are anti-aliased are not affected. I am seeing this same behaviour with both 1.12.3-1 and 1.12.3-1+b1. If I set the MOZ_DISABLE_PANGO=1 environment variable then the problem (in Firefox) goes away. It also goes away for those fonts for which anti-aliasing is enabled. -- Ed Casas [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
