On Sun, 17 Mar 2019 14:46:49 +0100
David Dusanic wrote:
> Sometimes if you force to use only your specified fonts e.g. in
> Firefox web pages will show garbled characters. If you allow the
> website's fonts it could be you are able to see the real characters.
>
> Just an idea, it happened on one
On Sat, 16 Mar 2019 15:31:41 +1030
Tim via users wrote:
All of the above make sense. I used to do this, checking the preference
that said to use my font and size on all pages, but I checked my
preferences and that appears to have disappeared. I do block google
fonts so they can't track me t
Allegedly, on or about 16 March 2019, Tom Horsley sent:
> From time to time I've seen web pages where the headers claimed
> UTF-8 encoding, but the actual text on the page was some windows
> encoding (determined experimentally by display the text in
> various codings till one of them made sense). I
I have tried 3 different resolution settings with no difference. Well,
the size of the vnc client window changes but the screen remains black
in all cases.
Again the odd thing is that the Welcome Window shows up for a new user.
So, if you can tell it to run a GUI app it seems it will. It's jus
Just curious(and understand I have NO "super genius" skills like the
99% of people on this mailing list...I'm just actuallynaturally
curious) but what about "resolution" settings?I know I once tried to
get an instance of Virtual box running...and I kept getting a blank
screen...and it w
