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Hilmar Preusse wrote:
On 10.07.03 R (Chandra) Chandrasekhar ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:

Folks,


I have upgraded to Debian unstable KDE 3.1.2-1 and teTeX 2.0.2-4.

A DVI file using default cmr fonts looks ragged and unreadable in
kdvi while it dislays clearly and readably with anti-aliasing under
xdvi.

I installed fonts using the KDE Control Centre font installer
before this problem arose.


-v, please. What kind of fonts did you install and why do you think they affect the functioning of kdvi?

TrueType, Type1, 100dpi, 75dpi, Speedo, misc. This is the first time I have used the KDE font installer => my suspicion because I do not know its effects.




My ~/.qt/qtrc file has this extract:

[General]
GUIEffects=general^efademenu^eanimatecombo^efadetooltip^e
embedFonts=false
enableXft=false
font=Verdana,12,-1,5,50,0,0,0,0,0
fontPath=\0
libraryPath=/usr/lib/kde3/plugins:/home/res/chandra/.kde/lib/kde3/plugins:/root/
.kde/lib/kde3/plugins:/usr/lib/qt-3.0.3/plugins
style=Keramik
useXft=true

Any hints on how to resuscitate good vieweing with kdvi?


Did you try to file that bug against the package, which contains kdvi?


H.

I wanted my old fixed-misc fonts on the KDE konsole (which disappeared after my upgrade to KDE 3.1.2-1). I found out from the web that I should set the line


enableXft=true

in ~/.qt/qtrc to

enableXft=false

I did that and got my fixed-misc fonts on konsole, but kdvi stopped working.

After sending my first e-mail, I checked whether setting

enableXft=true

gave nice looking fonts in kdvi. It does, but the font has the wrong "look" and spacing for CMR.

So, the problem is related to the setting

enableXft=false

in ~/.qt/qtrc in KDE and may involve the KDE font installer and/or kviewshell and/or kdvi.

Thanks.

--Chandra
  11 Jul 03
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Dr R (Chandra) Chandrasekhar
Australian Research Centre for Medical Engineering (ARCME)
Murdoch University
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