begin Michael Hipp's quote:
| I was under the assumption that it was a 75dpi vs 100dpi thing
| related entirely to which font set to choose (or how to display the
| font perhaps).
no, that's determined (well, *was* -- with anti-aliasing and so on
now, typeface handling is known only to three
On Thursday 07 Feb 2002 03:11, Michael Hipp wrote:
Not sure I followed this. 1280 pixels across 301 mm = ~108 dpi. But
does this cause X to change something about how it displays things?
I was under the assumption that it was a 75dpi vs 100dpi thing related
entirely to which font set to
Peter Ruskin babbled on about:
I have to say I haven't studied any manuals about this (because it works
for me®) - it came from a tip by a guru on kde-linux list.
I don't use that. I just run startx with the --dpi 100 option
you should be able to edit /etc/X11/kdm/something or other as well
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Michael Hipp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| I finally got around to doing *all* the stuff in SxS - XFREE - XFree410.
| What a difference!
I will have to check this as well. Col 3.1.1 has AA enablable. However, it
seems to only be set up for KDE's term. (And with
.
I'm glad that it worked for you! Did you catch the latest additions I put up
about Mesa and Freetype?
No thanks needed. Just knowing that it worked for you is thanks enough
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Any
are installed:
Freetype 1.x
Freetype 2.x
Mesa
Libz (or zlib)
What's the *proper* way to do this (verify the libs)?
P.S. I recommend you run XFree86 in 100 DPI mode for best results.
How is this done?
Thanks,
Michael
Michael Hipp babbled on about:
What's the *proper* way to do this (verify the libs)?
rpm -q -a|more
P.S. I recommend you run XFree86 in 100 DPI mode for best results.
How is this done?
xdpyinfo|grep resol
then tell me how you run X? through xdm? or startx? or other?
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Typing furiously on February 06, Douglas J Hunley managed to emit:
Michael Hipp babbled on about:
What's the *proper* way to do this (verify the libs)?
rpm -q -a|more
P.S. I recommend you run XFree86 in 100 DPI mode for best results.
How is this done?
xdpyinfo|grep resol
the -- dpi 100?
Thanks,
Michael
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On Wednesday 06 Feb 2002 22:06, Michael Hipp wrote:
On Wednesday 06 February 2002 01:33 pm, Douglas J Hunley wrote:
xdpyinfo|grep resol
resolution:90x96 dots per inch
then tell me how you run X? through xdm? or startx? or other?
At this moment I boot straight into KDE when it
--- Peter Ruskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday 06 Feb 2002 22:06, Michael Hipp wrote:
On Wednesday 06 February 2002 01:33 pm, Douglas J Hunley wrote:
xdpyinfo|grep resol
resolution:90x96 dots per inch
then tell me how you run X? through xdm? or startx? or other?
Not sure I followed this. 1280 pixels across 301 mm = ~108 dpi. But does
this cause X to change something about how it displays things?
I was under the assumption that it was a 75dpi vs 100dpi thing related
entirely to which font set to choose (or how to display the font perhaps).
Michael
On
I finally got around to doing *all* the stuff in SxS - XFREE - XFree410.
What a difference!
My Linux box no longer has to bow its head in shame next to the W2k machine
for readabilty. And my 41-year-old eyeballs will forever be indebted.
Thank you.
Michael
Hi, Andrew:
I got your message about cybermesa.com bouncing the mail. Thanks for
sending that info. I've forwarded it to cybermesa and they are working
with it.
In the meantime, I went to the mailing list archives to see what mail
I've missed, and when I finished one message in a thread
Glenn Williams babbled on about:
Hi, Andrew:
I got your message about cybermesa.com bouncing the mail. Thanks for
sending that info. I've forwarded it to cybermesa and they are working
with it.
In the meantime, I went to the mailing list archives to see what mail
I've missed, and when I
--- Douglas J Hunley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Glenn Williams babbled on about:
Hi, Andrew:
I got your message about cybermesa.com bouncing the mail. Thanks
for
sending that info. I've forwarded it to cybermesa and they are
working
with it.
In the meantime, I went to the mailing
Net Llama babbled on about:
linux.nf isn't using a journaling filesystem?
yes. it uses ext3.
now pay attention every one:
the authors of ext3 state that you should STILL periodically run the fsck t
verify that the drive itself isn't wigging out. Just cause the fs is
journalled does NOT mean
Ian wrote:
SNIP
Anyone out there know of a freeware/shareware program the will fit the
bill, or remember the one Mike always recommended?
Thanks to all for the recommendations.
I have passed them along to the guys here and will let them sort it
out/pick one they like from here
One last recommendation: Textpad.
This is a superb programmer's editor that has a feature that allows the
user to choose saving the file in a DOS or Unix format, among others.
It's shareware, and after the trial period (during which you get a
fully-functional version), the purchase price is
An excellent article on an interesting problem, a possible fix, plus a hint
of Linux development politics and a resulting risk.
http://www.byte.com/documents/s=1436/byt20011024s0002/1029_moshe.html
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On Fri, 2 Nov 2001 06:49:44 -0500 burns [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
An excellent article on an interesting problem, a possible fix, plus a hint
of Linux development politics and a resulting risk.
http://www.byte.com/documents/s=1436/byt20011024s0002/1029_moshe.html
The article is most
Not many of the linux groups out there allowed free reign to the
members who needed to vent their anger and share their pain after the
WTC event. Most became cold hearted at the first mention of the
terrorist attacks in a posting.
But linux users rose to the occasion. A hearty thanks to all
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