>Running FC3/0.18, with urw-fonts downgraded to FC2 version to fix >underhang/size issues.
>So I've been running with GANT pretty much since install, but in the >spirit of variety I thought I'd try a few others. However, none of the >themes I've tried seem to honour the font-size settings. >I've a 32" wide-screen TV, and I like the program guide font to be >pretty small so's I can get a decent amount of text in each box, but all >but GANT seem to have he same too-large font. Fiddling with the >font-sizes doesn't actually appear to affect /anything/. >In fact, IIRC, I only got the small text in GANT when I ticked some >box that said something like 'use small text'. >Am I missing something, or is my setup borked? >-- >[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# rm -f .signature >[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# ls -l .signature >ls: .signature: No such file or directory >[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# exit Have you tried changing your dpi in X? Not sure but I'm guessing you are running X with a dpi that is not close to 100x100 dpi for your display. All MythTV screens are designed to look good at 100x100 dpi on a TV viewing from a normal viewing distance I forget what exactly. At least the 4:3 screens are not sure about the 16:9 ones. You can find out what your dpi is by running: > xdpyinfo | grep "dots per inch" One way to correct it is to add/edit the "DisplaySize" line in the Monitor section of the xorg.conf file. Mine looks like this: Section "Monitor" Identifier "TV" DisplaySize 203 152 # mm . . . EndSection I use a resolution of 800x600 and get good sized fonts on a 32" TV with that DisplaySize. Paul _______________________________________________ mythtv-users mailing list [email protected] http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-users
