yes, i have, and infact turning off anti-aliasing fonts makes it worse. if i turn off anti aliasing fonts, the fonts become completely unreadable instead of just really small with big blocks underlining accelerator keys.
to recap... i had a few beers and some friends over last night, so i have had some time to cool down, but the problem still persists. i was pretty upset last night because i spent 5 hours trying to fix it when i was planning to get some work done on my project. i reinstalled redhat 7.2 from scratch formatting my harddrive in the process. i startup kde for the first time (as root). anti aliasing fonts are on by default and some of my fonts are ugly (window title bar for example) and others are barely readable because they are so small. kde does not responde to me chaning the font size or font in the fonts control panel (why? why don things work they way they should?). so then i opt to turn off anti aliasing fonts. i uncheck it, then i hit apply and BAM, now every font is unreadable (i.e. so small that groups of characters look like a solid striaght line) and kde is useless. what really bothers me about it is that everytime i have installed redhat 7.2 on this machine or any other machine, i simply start kde for the first time, turn off anti aliasing fonts and choose my fonts and all is good. why is this happening now all of a sudden? how is it possible that clean installs behave differently from one install to the next? still flabberghasted, christopher On Saturday 10 November 2001 12:13 am, you wrote: > On Fri, 9 Nov 2001, christopher j bottaro wrote: > > why doesn't kde respond to me changing fonts or font sizes now? > > Have you tried turning off "font antialiasing" in the KDE Kontrol Center? > This "feature" limited the number of available fonts the last time I > looked at it. _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
