Martins trick worked till 19.04. Since 19.10 it seems to be ignored.
Freetype now has version 2.9.1. Any ideas ?
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Title:
Font hinting
I just installed the new KDE Neon Bionic version as a VM. The Trick
doesn't work there. The freetype-version is 2.8.1-2ubuntu2 like on the
Kubuntu Host. Maybe the /etc/environment is ignored there. I'm just
researching.
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I can report that the solution Martin reported works also for Monospace in
Konsole-sessions.
Because it's much better than downgrading, I removed all the changes I
described in #23 and it works like a charm.
Thanks a lot Martin!
Wolfram
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I had the same Problem. The monospace-font in konsole looked ugly after upgrade
from 17.04.
Same with freetype 2.8.1.
Then I downgraded libfreetype to 2.6.3 as HorstBort mentioned, and konsole
looks nice again.
Here the description how I managed it:
1. add 'deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/
It still happens several times a day in Yakkety (kde: 5.26.0 QT: 5.6.1).
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Title:
KWin crashes multiple times a day and often has to be
I can't believe that there seems to be no demand for running the newest
Kubuntu-Version in a VM except us.
I tried with VMPlayer and VirtualBox on several Hosts. No one was
working !!
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Tried the released image today. Still the same result. Seems to be a
race-condition while booting the vm. After resetting the hanging session
several times (sometiems getting a popup saying: "The CPU has been
disabled by the guest operating system"), I got into the login-screen
and all worked,
Just started the gui from within the root-console-session by entering
'startx' and surprisingly it worked !!
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Title:
Live DVD
@Ibischoff: You are right. It was only luck that I got into the live
session and was able to start the installation on the vmplayer-machine.
I wasn't able to start the installed system.
How can anyone help to test, if it doesn't work in a virtual-machine ? I have
no spare real system to do it.
