W. Borgert wrote:
> Yes, I'm pretty much sure, that this is the problem. The
> font does look OK on most other hardware. I bought this
> notebook in 2003-12, so it's not really old. Maybe we
> can't do anything about it... Shall I re-assign the bug
> or is it more appropriate to tag it "wontfix
On Tuesday 24 May 2005 11:07, W. Borgert wrote:
> On Mon, May 23, 2005 at 08:29:11PM -0400, Joey Hess wrote:
> > Another possibility is that your laptop may be stretching/compressing
> > the display to fit its LCD. I just saw this on an old Presario
> > notebook; half the vertical bars in all the l
On Mon, May 23, 2005 at 08:29:11PM -0400, Joey Hess wrote:
> Another possibility is that your laptop may be stretching/compressing
> the display to fit its LCD. I just saw this on an old Presario notebook;
> half the vertical bars in all the letters were 2 pixels wide and half
> one, which made it
Another possibility is that your laptop may be stretching/compressing
the display to fit its LCD. I just saw this on an old Presario notebook;
half the vertical bars in all the letters were 2 pixels wide and half
one, which made it look pretty messed up.
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W. Borgert wrote:
> The font used by d-i in all menus is very ugly, some letters
> (e.g. lowercase L) are nearly unreadable.
Unless the letters are actually corrupted or mis-displayed somehow, I
suppose this is just a subjective opinion which should be reassigned to the
source of the font (bf-utf)
Package: debian-installer
Severity: normal
Tags: d-i
The font used by d-i in all menus is very ugly, some letters
(e.g. lowercase L) are nearly unreadable. The font in the
other VCs is much, much better.
The machine is a ISSAM smartbook A-8375P with 14'' TFT XGA,
AMD Mobile, 32 MB VGA.
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