On Thu, Nov 17, 2011 at 15:08, Duncan <1i5t5.duncan@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> That's... strange.
>
> Could you per chance check to see if the font type is at fault? IOW, see
> if if all the bad (or all the good) ones are truetype, or PS type-1, or
> PS type-2, or bitmapped fonts only, or... Of course, that entails
> rooting around in your font dirs and mapping the fonts in the list to the
> actual files, but it could help pin down the problem.
>
> Also, try temporarily disabling font anti-aliasing and hinting, and see
> if that helps. If it does, you could turn it back on and try playing
> with the detailed config. And while you're there, you might as well try
> toggling DPI forcing too, between disabled, 96, and 120, tho I don't
> expect dpi to make a difference other than in the size they show up, but
> then, this is a strange bug, so...
>
> FWIW, these font controls can be found in kde settings, common appearance
> and behavior, application appearance, fonts, at the bottom. These
> settings often apply to newly started apps only and particularly with
> this bug, perhaps only with an X restart, so the best way to check would
> be to change the setting and then logout of kde and restart X, just to be
> sure.
At 14 px, these are the affected fonts:
Andale Mono MT Std
Courier 10 Pitch
Droid Sans Mono
TlwgMono
Tlwg Typo
Ubuntu Mono
Not affected:
Monospace
Andale Mono
Andale Mono IPA
Courier New
DejaVu Sans Mono
FreeMono
Liberation Mono
Disabling the "Smooth fonts" and "Draw intense colours in bold font"
options did not help. I made all changes in the Profile Configuration
menu of Konsole.
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