On Wed, 2003-06-25 at 01:55, guenther wrote:
> That's my font, too. So where are the differences between your and my
> setup, that could cause this?
Major difference is I'm using RHL9/XD2 and you're using Mdk9.1.
> Settings / Mail Preferences
> [ ] use the same fonts as other applications
Ditto.
> Terminal Font: Luxi Mono, 8pt
*However* on RHL9/XD2 there is a bug which means that GtkHTML doesn't
pick up on what the default GNOME Terminal Font is (mine's set to Vera
Sans Mono 10pt), and as a result seems to use the system default
monospace font as defined by fontconfig (which in this case is Luxi
Mono). That bug has already been reported.
> Printing issue: Uses the first font in alphabet. Seems unrelated.
> Gnome default: Not sure, feels unrelated too, IMHO.
I'm not sure about the latter. They *might* be related.
> The big question is: *How* can fonts be rendered different? The reason
> seems even not to be related to the font (as we use the same).
Yes, it certainly is a strange one.
Best, Darren
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