Dear Debian Desktop Folks, I've been trying to set up the fonts used by the X server in the past few days. Basically I wanted to use a really good xterm font.
I figured out that basically only the bitmapped fonts look really good in xterms so I reconfigured fontconfig with `dpkg-reconfigure -plow fontconfig'. I opted in the use of bitmapped fonts. After that font antialiasing disappeared in every GTK and Qt applications. It turned out that fontconfig created the file ~/fonts.conf which contained directives that disabled antialiasing. The problem is that when I reconfigured fontconfig I only set the font rendering method and enabled the use of bitmapped fonts, but I said nothing about font antialiasing, yet fontconfig disabled it so it's not the expected behaviour. After I set the regarding values in ~/fonts.conf antialising was fine again by the way. I've got one problem left. When I enable the use of bitmapped fonts, They are used by various desktop applications where only nonbitmapped fonts would be used otherwise which weakens the overall desktop experience. How can I remove every bitmapped fonts except the bitmapped fonts of Konsole? Every suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. -- Laci <http://mondalaci.objectis.net> ------------------------------------------------- This mail sent through IMP: http://horde.org/imp/
