> > I think half the problem here is that X cannot provide a good > > default XftConfig since it depends on what Type1/TT fonts you have > > installed, and there's no guarantee that any two users have any two > > such fonts in common. > > but it is possible to do other neat things. Debian could come up with > a policy for where system and user-provided TrueType fonts go, and > then include those two lines in the config file.
Even so, to make KDE work with fixed-width AA fonts you need to supply a preferred fixed-width font in the XftConfig file (which will then be used with konsole, etc.). This is what I believe is more difficult; I don't see that we can really require that every user has the M$ font Courier New, or Andale Mono or whatever. Ben. -- Ben Burton ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://baasil.humbug.org.au/bab/ Director of Training Australian Informatics Olympiad Committee Twenty years of romance makes a woman look like a ruin: but twenty years of marriage make her something like a public building. - Oscar Wilde
