> It's generally better to go with the higher resolution 100 > dpi fonts, right? With the latest upgrade, I swapped the > order of the fonts in /etc/X11/fs/config and > /etc/X11/XF86Config-4 so that the 100 dpi fonts would > take precedence.
I think many X apps simply use the first font 'set' they have available and presumably it's based on the order you specify in your config files (unless a 'default' font is set, which in my experience and testing when I ran into this problem, is in fact *ignored*). I did two things that will definitely fix my problem. 1) I removed/purged xfs (it's only needed if you're 'serving' fonts to other X users (I think -- someone correct my wording of that if needed)). 2) Removed the 100dpi font package (and all references to it in my config files). Hall
