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| Hi, Earlier on I've recovered from a system crash. During the boot process, it will attempt to fix filesystem errors. After everything was done, I loaded KDE. I was suprised to see the fonts are pixelated, aka "not anti aliasing". What causes this? I was thinking of the xorg.conf file. (Im posting this in Windows, dont flame me pls. Im doing work on Windows at the moment) =) |
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| Steven wrote: > Hi, > > Earlier on I've recovered from a system crash. During the boot process, > it will attempt to fix filesystem errors. > > After everything was done, I loaded KDE. I was suprised to see the > fonts are pixelated, aka "not anti aliasing". > > What causes this? > > I was thinking of the xorg.conf file. > > (Im posting this in Windows, dont flame me pls. Im doing work on > Windows at the moment) =) > I have occasionaly have such problems. You have to check your configuration of KDE (there is an option in the control center). Remove any .font-cache in your home directory; run (as root) fc-cache -v -f and restart the X server. Olive |
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| olive wrote: > Steven wrote: > > Hi, > > > > Earlier on I've recovered from a system crash. During the boot process, > > it will attempt to fix filesystem errors. > > > > After everything was done, I loaded KDE. I was suprised to see the > > fonts are pixelated, aka "not anti aliasing". > > > > What causes this? > > > > I was thinking of the xorg.conf file. > > > > (Im posting this in Windows, dont flame me pls. Im doing work on > > Windows at the moment) =) > > > > I have occasionaly have such problems. You have to check your > configuration of KDE (there is an option in the control center). Remove > any .font-cache in your home directory; run (as root) fc-cache -v -f and > restart the X server. > > Olive Hi Olive, Thanks. I did the fc-cache commands as advise. I'v also checked "anti aliasing for fonts" under Control Center. I restarted X server. Now it looks fine again. Thanks! |
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