Kdeprint + canon pixma iP 4000

hi! today i tried to install my network printer which is connected to my sister's computer running Win XP. So i entered control center -> peripherials ->printers and added a new printer. Then i realized that it wasn't cups so i deleted the printer (it wasn't printing anyway) and i started cups

Re: Font Problems

On Tuesday 26 October 2004 03:49 am, Tim Ruehsen wrote: > Hi, > > i don't see the mentioned colors, but my fonts look also 'rugged' since the > dist-upgrade yesterday. It came up this morning after booting. > > Tim > > Am Dienstag, 26. Oktober 2004 09:20 schrieb Michael Thaler: > > Hello, > > > > a

KDE 3.2.2: plenty of fonts not found

Hello, I am still working on installing KDE 3.2.2 in woody. Thanks to all the people who already contributed to my previous questions. I will try out the suggestion tonight and post the outcome. There is still another problem: Plenty of founds are not recognised by KDE. Xfont-select shows they ar

Re: Font Problems

On Tuesday 26 October 2004 09:20, Michael Thaler shaped the electrons to shout: > Hello, > > after updating my Debian SID machine, my fonts started to look really > weird. The edges of the fonts are red, blue and green. I tried to turn > subpixel rendering on and off in KControl and I also tried d

Re: Font Problems

Hi, i don't see the mentioned colors, but my fonts look also 'rugged' since the dist-upgrade yesterday. It came up this morning after booting. Tim Am Dienstag, 26. Oktober 2004 09:20 schrieb Michael Thaler: > Hello, > > after updating my Debian SID machine, my fonts started to look really weir

Font Problems

Hello, after updating my Debian SID machine, my fonts started to look really weird. The edges of the fonts are red, blue and green. I tried to turn subpixel rendering on and off in KControl and I also tried different options for subpixel rendering: rgb, bgr, vertical rgb, vertical bgr. It does