When running applications with a full-screen or -rootless X session,
fonts look fine. But when running the same application using the
-multiwindow switch, fonts are rendered oddly and are difficult to read.
Here are some examples:
Correct (full screen or rootless):
http://codespunk.com/files/u
On 11/06/2013 08:14, Matt D. wrote:
> When running applications with a full-screen or -rootless X session, fonts
> look fine. But when running the same application using the -multiwindow
> switch, fonts are rendered oddly and are difficult to read.
>
> Here are some examples:
>
> Correct (full sc
To add some additional information, I am having the font rendering issue
when connecting my X session to a remote CentOS 6.4 machine. I cannot
duplicate the issue when running applications locally through Cygwin.
I'm having some trouble narrowing this down but here are the results of
my tests:
I'm unfamiliar with X but I've been digging around the source code to
see if I can find anything.
It seems like all of the text drawing is done by functions in dixfont.c,
is this correct? Is there a different rasterizer between normal and
multiwindowed mode?
I tried specifying all of the var
On 11/06/2013 21:08, Matt D. wrote:
> To add some additional information, I am having the font rendering issue
> when connecting my X session to a remote CentOS 6.4 machine. I cannot
> duplicate the issue when running applications locally through Cygwin.
> I'm having some trouble narrowing this dow
