On Wed, 13 Apr 2005 12:59 pm, Bastiaan Welmers wrote:
> But I have no clue what font could be missing or where to start to
> identify this problem. Sombody else do?
This sort of thing cant happen on a normal upgrade. KDE will use the fonts you
already had selected for your earlier version.
Its confusing to because your picture shows a vanilla KDE except for the
firefox rather than what would be expected from an upgraded user account.
It could be
a) A new user account
b) Compiled with Konstruct in your /home space so not getting the settings
c) A new install rather than an upgrade.
Each option gives different possibilities. A vanilla kde is set to fonts that
should exist on all linux distros. Your problem is ultimately related to what
fonts you have configured in the kde control centre and /or the encoding
being used. So change the fonts and restart some apps and see what happens.
--
regards,
andrew
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