> > So my question should probably be rephrased to "Why does KDE use a
different
> > rendering mechanism under VNC than under video?".
> >
>
> My guess is that the old code to fall back to core X fonts when the
> Xrender extension is missing is still in there. But this code is no
> longer required,
Jacò Botha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> So my question should probably be rephrased to "Why does KDE use a different
> rendering mechanism under VNC than under video?".
>
My guess is that the old code to fall back to core X fonts when the
Xrender extension is missing is still in there. But thi
> > Specifically I am trying to find out why the fonts appear so radically
> > different in Gnome (horrible) and KDE (beautiful) for all combinations
of
> > anti-aliasing.
> >
>
> Maybe post some small screenshots of a word or two of text (using a
> fresh user account with no options changed, ideal
Jacò Botha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Specifically I am trying to find out why the fonts appear so radically
> different in Gnome (horrible) and KDE (beautiful) for all combinations of
> anti-aliasing.
>
Maybe post some small screenshots of a word or two of text (using a
fresh user account
Does anyone know if there is some documentation somewhere that explains the
font system (i.e. xfs, Xft, fontconfig, etc) in 8.0? I looked on the
documentation CD and did not find anything interesting.
Specifically I am trying to find out why the fonts appear so radically
different in Gnome (horri
