Tim wrote: > Paul Smith: >>> I have just upgraded from FC5 to FC6, but the fonts do not look so >>> nice as before. I have the anti-aliasing on and I am using KDE. > > > Ed Greshko: >> Try the following.... >> >> 1. Disable anti-aliasing. >> 2. Logout and use Ctrl+Alt+Backspace to restart X server. >> 3. Login and enable anti-aliasing. >> 4. Logout and use Ctrl+Alt+Backspace to restart X server. >> 5. Login and see if your fonts are improved. > > Good grief! If that sort of thing is necessary, and required, it makes > you wonder if someone in Fedora has being taking hints from Microsoft. FWIW, I did bugzilla it and it has been fixed but just didn't make it into the release. Also, I looked back at my report and it really was only necessary to: 1. Login as KDE user. 2. Go to the KDE "Control Center" --> "Fonts" menu 3. Deselect Anti-Aliasing then hit "apply" 4. Select Anti-Aliasing then hit "apply" 5. Logout/Login Just a bit easier..... -- Old mail has arrived. -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
