Bug#212405: Fixed in 3.2.1

I was hitting the same problem with kopete on PPC. It is fixed with 3.2.1. (I think it was related to the fPIC bugs that have also been closed. Please mark this as closed.

Re: Why does kdm still set dpi to 100?

> This is of course not something Debian KDE packages can change. File > a bug against the relevant X package, if you want this implemented. > > Btw, xdm also still adds the -dpi setting, so I'm inclined to think > there must still be a reason for it, no ? I didn't realize that xdm did it as wel

Re: Why does kdm still set dpi to 100?

On Monday 19 January 2004 10:09, Zsolt Rizsanyi wrote: > On Monday 19 January 2004 20.46, you wrote: > > It's a bit unfair though, to want the xfree packages to automatically > > configure the dpi when kdm doesn't either. > > I don't understand. You said that kdm should not set the dpi because the

Re: Why does kdm still set dpi to 100?

On Saturday 17 January 2004 10:15, Dominique Devriese wrote: > Frank Murphy writes: > > I recently noticed that kdm for Debian sets the Xserver dpi to 100 > > with its -dpi 100 switch. I know that all the old de-uglification > > docs recommended this to deal with Netscape

Why does kdm still set dpi to 100?

I recently noticed that kdm for Debian sets the Xserver dpi to 100 with its -dpi 100 switch. I know that all the old de-uglification docs recommended this to deal with Netscape's handling of bitmap fonts on X. But now that X has better support for truetype fonts (plus the free Bitstream Vera fo