Maik Beckmann wrote:
> Hello
>
> I have an issue with the fonts off apps which are based Qt4. I attached an
> png where the "File" menubar entry at
> (left to right): gtk+ - kde3 - kde4 - Qt4
> apps is shown.
>
> As you see the fonts of gtk and kde3 are same. The kde4 and qt4 fonts are the
> same too.
>
> Please focus on the "F"s in "File". The "F" of gtk/kde3 are plain lines,
> since no curves are involved. The "F" pf kde4/qt4 has something like
> shadows, which results in a blurry look.
>
> Currently I'm running arch-linux, but I saw the behavior on previous gentoo
> and debian installations when I played with qt4.
>
> The screenshots which are placed at the kde4 programming tutorials show that
> there must be a way do make the fonts in kde4 behave like those in kde3
> http://techbase.kde.org/images/a/a3/Introtokdetutorial3.png
> Just zoom and pan to "File" and compare with the screenshot I provided.
>
> My $HOME/.fonts.conf is attached. The font I'm using is Bitstream Vera Sans
>
This is interesting.
If you simply showed these to me without any context, I would say that
the first two (left to right) are hinted for screen display and the
second two are unhinted for WYSIWYG printing.
KDE-3 and Qt-3 always did fonts as screen hinted which is why some
applications (e.g. KWord) had font printing issues. Since Qt-4 can do
it either way, KDE-4 needs to decide which way that the fonts should be
rendered. So, this would appear to be a bug -- the GUI should always be
screen hinted.
--
JRT
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