> It hasn't it is still there.
There never was such a setting as use AA for all applications. The setting
under fonts always has been "use AA for fonts" and is to switch on AA in
KDE apps. Actually QT as well because kde AA comes from qt. If Opera is not
AA then he has probably installed a version of Opera that is statically
linked to its own qt rather than the system qt with AA compiled in. Gnome
and xfce apps etc get their AA drom the gtk toolkit and so it should be
turned on in the Gnome control centre.
Re: What font is that? ...dorayme wrote: ... Shut down Opera, open up your terminal, and run "opera -fontdebug". ... It will tell you the name of each font as it loads when Opera ... five fonts have "won the contest" to be the five generic CSS fonts; ... (alt.html)
Re: Opera Browser not Friendly To Old EYes ... small menu print just kills my 70 yr. old eyes....Reopen Opera to test. ... Multiples of 12 seem to work best, with 96 preferred for compatibility with some web sites that set fonts in absolute sizes. ... Once you've done this DPI matching it's time to go back into Opera's prefs to perform your ... (Ubuntu)
Re: Growing a new antidepressant ... I think it has something to do with specific fonts being called for in the ...Opera actually renders the page very well indeed in 'user ... me specify a substitute for, and I don't know what it is I'm being shown - ... (uk.people.support.depression)
Re: Gutsy Kubuntu font problems ... I changed feisty to use my actual dpi of 86x86, ... If the default appearance of the fonts on Feisty hadn't been good, ... problem of the difference you see between gtk and kde apps.... (Ubuntu)
Re: [SLE] Opera ... On Sunday 16 November 2003 5:22 am, Sven Burmeister wrote: ... > Opera, as it gets confused if fonts are available via xft and xfs and ... I just discovered that Opera wasn't using antialiasing on fonts...... (SuSE)
