Feigning erudition, Bruce Park wrote:
% I've been experiencing this weird emacs problem regarding X. I'm hoping 
% that someone can help me to resolve this situation. Before I go on any 
% further, I'm currently using version 4.1.0-16 in the debian distribution 
% under KDE desktop.
% 
% Here is the normal pic:
% http://rplaca.cs.qc.edu/~bpark/normal.jpg
% The weird pic:
% http://rplaca.cs.qc.edu/~bpark/weird.jpg
% 
% If you take a look at the weird pic, it seems like the height(of fonts) is 
% double spaced. This happens right after another application is launched 
% using X. An exmaple of this is when a Java applet is launched. Anytime I 
% use emacs after this, emacs is distorted. There are other things that 
% trigger this effect but I have not been able to find a perfect example 
% besides the Java applet example.
% I've noticed that this problem will go away when I re-login to the system.
% The only thing that I've done to tweak X windows is by adding true type 
% fonts and taking out xfonts-100dpi. Other than that, there's nothing that 
% I've done.

What if you undo that change? Does the problem go away? I've had similar
problems when I don't use a fixed pitch font, but this doesn't appear to
be what's going on here.

Kurt
-- 
I have discovered the art of deceiving diplomats. I tell them the truth
and they never believe me.
                -- Camillo Di Cavour
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