Jan Hnatek wrote: > Hi Michael, Adriaan, > > thanks for the tip. It did help, but this solves the problem > without a reboot > # svcs -x > # svcadm clear nwam
Just for completeness, this is http://opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?messageID=339546&tstart=0 > > I encountered the problem with unlocking the screen. Did you > figure out which binary needs suid? Adding +s to > /opt/kde-4.1/lib/kde4/libexec/kcheckpass didn't help. Funny thing is that when I run: # pfexec /opt/DTT/dtruss -n kcheckpass it works (mostly). > I had to enable "force fonts DPI" to 96 to have acceptable appearance in > most applications, just thunderbird could use an exception. I don't know > how to do this (normally layout.css.dpi), since it's being overriden by > KDE. The source of this is Xorg. # xdpyinfo | grep resolution returns 120x120, which results in huge fonts. I tried to modify DisplaySize in xorg.conf, but no change. So I ended up with disabling the setting above and this: # echo "Xft.dpi: 86" >~/.Xdefaults and slightly altering KDE font sizes. Now all applications I use look reasonable. hnhn -- Jan Hnatek jan.hnatek at sun.com
