Excellent, the dpi trick worked perfectly. I wonder why it fiddled
with it... glad it's all working now though, thank you!
I might try the trick with the other sites chosing fonts as well, some
people have horrid taste.
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Samuel Baldwin - logik.li
On Sat, Oct 10, 2009 at 06:21:00PM -0400, Samuel Baldwin wrote:
> 2009/10/10 Ray Kohler :
> > Check the DPI of your display (with xdpyinfo). Probably the lack of
> > the external monitor made it come up differently.
> >
> > I dealt with this by fixing the XFT DPI value to 96, which is what
> > most
On Sat, Oct 10, 2009 at 6:21 PM, Samuel Baldwin
wrote:
> 2009/10/10 Ray Kohler :
>> Check the DPI of your display (with xdpyinfo). Probably the lack of
>> the external monitor made it come up differently.
>>
>> I dealt with this by fixing the XFT DPI value to 96, which is what
>> most fonts are de
2009/10/10 Ray Kohler :
> Check the DPI of your display (with xdpyinfo). Probably the lack of
> the external monitor made it come up differently.
>
> I dealt with this by fixing the XFT DPI value to 96, which is what
> most fonts are designed for, and what most software that cares,
> expects it to
On Sat, Oct 10, 2009 at 6:05 PM, Samuel Baldwin
wrote:
> For some reason when I turned my laptop on today and started X, all my
> fonts were larger than normal. The only one that seems to have the
> stayed has been my console font, but even that feels a bit "off"
> (however, I'm not too worried ab
For some reason when I turned my laptop on today and started X, all my
fonts were larger than normal. The only one that seems to have the
stayed has been my console font, but even that feels a bit "off"
(however, I'm not too worried about that, it could be that I'm sitting
slightly closer than norm
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