Hi Felix: > > I attach two images that show how the fonts look on 10.1 and > > 10.2. > > You're seeing more than one problem, none of which I believe have > anything to do with fontconfig (but I may be wrong). > > 1-SUSE 10.2 KDE has broken anti-alias configuration. It defaults to > "full", but when set to "full" is actually off/none. Go into your > personal settings and change your anti-alias setting to medium or slight > according to your own preferences. I use medium. You are right. Changing hinting to medium resolved the problem. Why don't SUSE people fix this, it can't be that difficult? The strange is when I set hinting to none it's still not the same as when I set it to (non working) full. > 2-The difference in font sizes in the screenshots show clearly that 10.1 > and 10.2 are running different DPI. Since I don't use NVidia drivers I You are also right here. I had an "Xft.dpi: 75" line in /etc/ X11/Xresources that I added earlier according to one of your links and I forgot about. Thanks again, Istvan Gabor _______________________________________________________________ Ne csak a lakást nézze, hanem a környéket is! Válogasson több ezer ingatlanból légifotós-kereső segítségével! http://ad.adverticum.net/b/cl,1,6022,135082,205798/click.prm _______________________________________________ Fontconfig mailing list Fontconfig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/fontconfig
