On Wed, 2007-02-21 at 11:16 +0100, Dan H. wrote:
> the gnome-session which is called right after this line
> overrides the 85dpi value with its erroneous 96dpi. Well, fuck that.
The DPI value can be adjusted in the preference menu for fonts in GNOME.
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Dan H. wrote:
>> What is the output of the following commands?
>>
>>xrdb -q | grep dpi
>>xdpyinfo | grep resolution
>>
>> Do the two results differ?
>
> I tried it. Under fvwm, the first command gives no result at all, and
> the second gives "85x86 dots per inch". In the gnome environment
Dan H. wrote:
> Since I like to start my X sessions through $HOME/.xsession, I could put
> a line or two in there that evaluates xdpyinfo and puts an appropriate
> value into xrdb.
Done:
xdpyinfo | sed -rn \
's/^[[:space:]]+resolution:[[:space:]]+([0-9]+).*/Xft.dpi: \1/p' \
| xrdb -merge
On Wed, 21 Feb 2007 10:18:40 +0100
"Dan H." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[...]
> Still gnawing my teeth on this problem I googled again, and found this
> snippet by Liam O'Toole. Ironically this had come up in the very
> thread I created, but must have got buried in the many other posts on
> this l
Dan H. wrote:
> So, again: Where does OO get its UI font ideas?
Still gnawing my teeth on this problem I googled again, and found this
snippet by Liam O'Toole. Ironically this had come up in the very thread
I created, but must have got buried in the many other posts on this list
(does anybody kno
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