> > > But please look at: System/Preferences/Look and Feel/Appearance and select the Fonts tab there. > Well thanks for help, but i need to mention the following : I have been studying a lot recently about font rendering under Linux, alsou about patented subpixel smoothing in freetype,cairo implemented in Ubuntu . There is a post on Fedora Forum , where you can download patched RPMs with ubuntu subpixel rendering. Those i am using, becouse with standard libraries fonts looks to ugly for me (as i was using a Windows Vista before which has the most excelent sub-pixel rendering alogrithm). 1) So I am using those patched RPMs 2) I have created my own .fonts.conf , where i am using rgb-subpixel smoothing, antialising , and medium hinting for fonts <= then 8px , slight hinting for fonts > then 8px and also only medium hinting for all bold fonts. Using this I have achieved i believe pretty nice fonts - but - they have something which makes my eyes hurt - probably sub-pixel smoothing algorithm is wrong or somtehing. Simple i am not able to watch it . What i need to mention also is : 1) That I am using 96 pixel DPI 2) I have ATI graphic (ATI HD 2400 mobile) , using xorg-ati driver 3) My notebook screen has 109DPI , 1400x900px , my second monitor (19" neovo) has 1280x1024 px - so i am using dual head. And as it is 100times better to see than write, here is actual screenshot of my desktop : http://www.hlacik.eu/screen.png Please take a look at it and tell me - why my eyes are hurting looking at that? Thanks in advance! David -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list Guidelines: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Communicate/MailingListGuidelines
