Thanks for the info, and for not flaming me like I deserve : )
I checked env, and QT_XFT=0. I had a quick look through /usr/doc and found the
directory and had a quick look through. Guess I've got a bit of reading to do,
and fetching. I've just gotten used to apt-get installing, setting up and
c
> I just installed task-anti-aliasing on my Progeny system and everything
> installed without a hitch. The desktop 'seems' to look better, but being
> relatively new to Linux, newer to KDE and knowing nothing about
> anti-aliasing, how can I check that my system is really using A-A?
For the rec
I just installed task-anti-aliasing on my Progeny system and everything
installed without a hitch. The desktop 'seems' to look better, but being
relatively new to Linux, newer to KDE and knowing nothing about
anti-aliasing, how can I check that my system is really using A-A?
The A-A checkbox in
>task-kde-aa
ok..I already changed my mind it's now task-anti-aliasing...no need
to have indiviudal tasks when a common one is sufficient.
Ivan
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Hi all,
with all the confusion on how to setup AA and what packages need to be
installed I have decided to add yet another task package.
task-kde-aa
The idea of this is to have deps/recommends/suggests for all AA related
packages including TTF packages and tools. This is also where
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