Works like a charm.
On 9/3/05, dienekes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Scott Fors wrote:
>>As Raster states this is definitly not a problem with e17 but rather KDE. In my case there was
>>a setting in KDE under styles where I could force the fonts to apply to non-kde apps.
>>Recently I did an up date through suse's yast and that update removed the check box allowing
>>me the option of applying fonts to non KDE apps.
>>
>>I have been considering for sometime changing distros because there really are a lot of little
>>things bothering me about Suse. This may not be Suse's fault but just another annoyance all the
>>same.
>>
>>Is there a preferred distro for e17?
>>
>>
Well I had that nasty kde related font problem some 3 or 4 suse releases
ago. This gave me one more reason not installing kde anymore. Since then
I always install the gnome option. No font problem anymore.
My suse9.3 and e17 working perfectly together. I'm running e17 almost
exclusively. No reason for changing the distro.
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