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| Hi all, first time posting here. I did a fresh new installation of slackware-current from scratch in order to try out the new X11R7 with the visual stunning Xgl server. I've not encountered a single compilation or configuration problems, but when I startx and launch some applications that's not xterm, my fonts are completely a mess, I mean, they are replaced with little continuos lines. For example in firefox, as I start it the first page is ok, as soon as i click something or just focus the application with the mouse, the fonts magically became lines and I have to refresh or select them all in order to make them visible again (very strange and random behaviour). I'm trying to understand better freetype and fontconfig, but still no luck. The only fonts I've installed on my system are those which came with the latest CVS source of X11R7 (a lot!). Please if you have any idea or can point me to some good lectures, let me know. Slack rulez Corrado |
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| Le 11.05.2006 10:08, Corrado a écrit : > Hi all, first time posting here. Welcome ! <snip> > my fonts are > completely a mess, I mean, they are replaced with little continuos > lines. For example in firefox, as I start it the first page is ok, as > soon as i click something or just focus the application with the mouse, > the fonts magically became lines and I have to refresh or select them > all in order to make them visible again (very strange and random > behaviour). <snip> > Please if you have any idea or can point me to some good lectures, let > me know. it's a french forum : http://forum.hardware.fr/hardwarefr/...42.htm#t808843 But if your firefox's screen looks like the screenshot in this forum then you should disabled the option RenderAccel in xorg.conf ( it's a bug in the proprietary nvidia driver ) Christophe |
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| loop0 ha scritto: > it's a french forum : > http://forum.hardware.fr/hardwarefr/...42.htm#t808843 > > > But if your firefox's screen looks like the screenshot in this forum > then you should disabled the option RenderAccel in xorg.conf ( it's a > bug in the proprietary nvidia driver ) > > Christophe Thank you, do you think that disabling renderAccel will conflict with Xgl? Now i'm going to try, I will let you know |
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| Le 12.05.2006 00:35, Corrado a écrit : > loop0 ha scritto: >> it's a french forum : >> http://forum.hardware.fr/hardwarefr/...42.htm#t808843 >> >> >> But if your firefox's screen looks like the screenshot in this forum >> then you should disabled the option RenderAccel in xorg.conf ( it's a >> bug in the proprietary nvidia driver ) >> >> Christophe > > Thank you, do you think that disabling renderAccel will conflict with > Xgl? Now i'm going to try, I will let you know I don't know sorry. i haven't xorg 7 ( 6.9 here ), Xgl or a nvidia card. I just found a thread in this forum that seems related with your problem. Christophe |