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Originally Posted by oldcpu
Whom mentioned? I mentioned style and theme.  ... Selection of style and theme in some cases can have a direction impact on the presentation of one's fonts (under KDE).
Your text suggests you are happy with it, and thats great ! The beauty of Linux is it is all about choice.
What I was asking, was something more along the lines of a screen print of the output of KDE3's:
Configure Desktop > Appearance and Themes > Fonts ...
what is selected for General, Fixed Width, Toobar, Menu, Window Title, Taskbar, Desktop, and in the field "use anti-aliasing" / "configure" and Force fonts DPI ? Mandriva using KDE must have something similar.
Also, under Configure Desktop > Appearance and Themes > GTK Styles and Fonts, what is selected in Mandriva of "Use Style" ... and for " GTK fonts" ...
Also under Configure Desktop > Appearance and Themes > Style > Style what is selected under "Widget Style" ? Mandriva surely has an equivalent.
Thats on KDE3.
Upon looking again, you are using KDE4. KDE4 has similar settings but the menu navigation is different. |
Fonts setup (typeface, dpi) is visible on that screenshot I sent. Anti-aliasing is turned on, medium hinting, no excluded range.
For GTK apps, I cannot see where to change the settings within GUI, but mingling through /etc/gtk and /usr/share/themes/ would reveal the configuration.
Widget stlye is laOra-Qt (never heard of :-), which is default, and probably some Mandriva specific one.
Cheers,
Davor