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The remaining cases I've seen of this have been down to the user having
an old xorg.conf from either Feisty or an old tribe release. In at
least one case, removing the HorizSync and VertRefresh lines in Monitor
and rebooting completely resolved it.
Or just run sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
I've got the same problem as Khorne describes, and many other people.
This should be a critical bug and a fix put out pdq because NUBE's are
throwing Ubuntu away when they experience their first hassle before even
getting to their desktop.
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Is Compiz using the GNOME API for screen DPI? I'd imagine not, hence why
this bug is a problem.
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Well, today I've made a clean install of 7.10. Even on Live CD install
,window title bar fonts were extremely huge. After install I could see
the same huge font on login screen and, like on Live CD, on tittle bars.
Font on tittle bars has changed after switching to non-default metacity
theme but
I tried out an in-place upgrade from feisty to gutsy, and it seems to
work now! :-)
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I have figured out that the current font problem is limited to Compiz,
so adding that as a package which this bug occurs in and re-closing the
bug in xorg-server...
** Also affects: compiz (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: xorg-server (Ubuntu)
Status: New
Please look at this as it related to Compiz... I have huge title bar
fonts after starting X with Compiz enabled (with Compiz disabled, it's
fine...).
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This issue seems to be fixed for everyone else; I suspect that Tim
Hull's problem is not related.
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** Changed in: compiz (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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The issue still isn't fully fixed for me. On my MacBook (13.3,
1280x800, intel graphics), the fonts for the user id on the login screen
and for application title bars are still gigantic. However, the rest of
the fonts are OK, and restarting X once after booting up will resolve
the issue with the
What about this patch?
http://sisyphus.ru/srpm/xorg-x11-server/patches/10
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** Bug watch added: freedesktop.org Bugzilla #12474
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12474
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Status: Unknown
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Section Monitor
DisplaySize x y
EndSection
Where x and y are your actual, real-world screen dimensions in mm.
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Sorry, I should add that you need to put that DisplaySize bit inside
your Monitor section in your X configuration file: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
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Maybe we should give some attention to bug #119990 which relate to
similar problems with QT programs, it's still not fixed and worst ever.
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The fix failed to fix it here i had to set fonts to 12 this is with
libgnome2-common 2.20.0-1ubuntu2
I use 1600X1200 and the fonts are way too small still if i run xdpyinfo i get:
xdpyinfo | less shows dimensions:1600x1200 pixels
(323x252 millimeters) resolution:126x121 dots per inch
This was working fine before i reinstalled feisty and upgraded to gutsy
without installing packages thani ran into this issue it happened
yesterday after upgrading to fixed dpkg
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I installed a system with Tribe 5, and its fonts were somewhat large. After
further updates, I saw the regression with gnome-terminal that others
reported (fonts too small to see). With the latest updates in Gutsy,
everything is working fine, with appropriate font sizes both in the terminal
and
On Wed, 2007-09-19 at 23:21 +, John Vivirito wrote:
The fix failed to fix it here i had to set fonts to 12 this is with
libgnome2-common 2.20.0-1ubuntu2
I use 1600X1200 and the fonts are way too small still if i run xdpyinfo i get:
xdpyinfo | less shows dimensions:1600x1200 pixels
Where would i find the dpi setting to change to fix this if not in
apperancefonts?
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Hi,
just a note about the progress of this bug on my system ; Dell Precision M4300
(Dual 64bits + nVIDIA Quaddro FX360M, Gutsy 32bits installed from tribe5 liveCD
then regulars dist-upgrade ; nvidia-glx-new installed and working; compiz
enabled)
I didn't encounter any font size problem since
You can fix the problems caused by this fix using the instructions
here :
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openoffice.org/+bug/140619
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Hi,
how did you fix your terminal Font from being so small,
after the gutsy upgrade of a few hours ago, my screen fonts are all fine on
all programs except my terminal program
were the font is tiny i cannot see the text at all.
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copy paste this command in a terminal as stated in my previous message :
gconftool --type float --set /desktop/gnome/font_rendering/dpi 96
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I stepped from Feisty to Gutsy today, and I also encountered the same
issue, gconftool fixed it as well for me. Thanks
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could people stop suggesting this workaround and try the official update
and let we know if that works for them rather?
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The official update fixed the issue for me. Thanks.
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libgnome (2.20.0-1ubuntu1) gutsy; urgency=low
* debian/libgnome2-common.gconf-defaults:
- set dpi to 96 rather than fonts to 11 (LP: #118745)
* Sync with Debian
* debian/control.in:
- package maintained by the Ubuntu Desktop Team
- updated maintainer information
*
Additionally, I've changed the default xserver dpi from 75 to 100 which
may help in a few cases. Seb's fix is the one that should take care of
it for most people.
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Sebastien, I'm not sure but I think the libgnome changes may be the
reason for a massive surge of reports about fonts becoming too small to
read and gnome-appearances-properties crashing, summed up by bug #140540
and all its duplicates. I found the problem and a fix and posted the
details there,
Default size is 10pt.
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After an upgrade to Gutsy just a few hours ago I have almost the same
setup as fhucho does only I have smaller looking fonts as before with
Feisty. When I go - System - Prefs - Appearance - Fonts all font
sizes are set to 9. If I put them to 10 or 11 it looks much better.
Unfortunatelly I haven't
Please revert the changes made with respect to font defaults from Feisty
to Gutsy. As it stands, I have HUGE fonts in Gutsy, even though my DPI
is *technically* set correctly (114 dpi). The 11pt menu font only makes
this worse. As it stands, I always have to adjust the fonts after the
install -
Sucks that this actually affects those lucky enough to have working
hardware.
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** Description changed:
In Gutsy, Gnome switched to using the X server's screen DPI detection,
which means that fonts can easily appear to be too large or too small,
depending on your screen setup. The old approach was to use 96 DPI by
default, but the new one can result in widely
** Tags added: iso-testing
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Hi,
I have tried Gutsy Tribe 5 and in the default install, the fonts are too big. I
have 17 LCD monitor, 1280x1024. In Appereance Preferences, the Application
font and the Document font are set to 11, although in Feisty they are set to
10. The size 10 fonts look MUCH better.
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As a temporary work around.
1. Once the machine has entered the desktop, hit Alt+Ctrl+F1.
2. At the prompt type ubuntu and hit return.
3. Type sudo 'nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf' then return
4. Press the down arrow until you get to the line Driverintel
5. Change the word intel to i810
6. Press
vidd How many people in the really world would know what there monitor
was capable of dpi wise. Resolution wise yes but not I fear dpi wise.
So everyone would just hit auto detect. Then when it didn't work
complain it was crap and use something else. This is just one of those
things that needs
Exactly
The issue is that the auto detection currently fails miserably.
The issue has nothing to do with the xll config file, and everything with GDM
I have disabled GDM and ran startxfce4 (xubuntu) and the fonts were fine.
davmor2, did you read my post in its entirety? no-one complains that the
Here is a silly suggestion:
why not make an option for the user to auto-detect DPI settings or use the
hard-coded default setting of 96 or 120 (3 options here). This is similar to
auto-detect keyboard that I have yet to have correctly identify us-english.
Explain on the option selection section
** Summary changed:
- Font sizes in Gutsy are vulnerable to bad X.org DPI detection
+ Font sizes in Gutsy are affected by bad X.org DPI detection
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In discussing this with seb and riddell, and judging from comments from
Alex Jones and others, we've decided to go back to 96dpi hardcoded for
Gnome in Gutsy as a workaround, and leave this bug open to get a truer
fix for Gutsy+N. I've dropped the milestone to Ubuntu: later.
Jonathan Riddell
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