RE: fonts .....

Hi,

I'm using an LCD too and found that is very important to use XFont
Server (it runs by default on a standard instalation of RedHat 9) so I'd
go with it.
So, if you aren't running XFont Server give it a shot. Also, if you
want, use Microsoft Fonts with it - I generally use them and they look
slightly better.

Hope this helps,
Celso 

-----Original Message-----
From: gnome-redhat-list-admin@xxxxxxxxx
[mailto:gnome-redhat-list-admin@xxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of James Richard
Sent: terça-feira, 24 de Junho de 2003 13:52
To: gnome-redhat-list@xxxxxxxxx
Subject: fonts .....


I've got my new Redhat 8 box up and running with Gnome
2. Problem is, I hate the way the fonts look on my
LCD. They're too thick/heavy.

How can I make all my fonts "thinner" 

I tried turning of anti-aliasing, that just made the
fonts look jagged.

Tried GDK_USE_XFT = 0, that gave me all the old fonts,
as they used to look in Gnome 1.4, but with a very
noticible performance hit.

There's got to be some setting that controls the
weight of all fonts, something in fonts.conf ??

Any ideas anyone ?

thanks



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