Fonts are not at all good while Browsing-suse linix

[pratch]

Hello Friends, I managed to install Suse Linux, configure wireless using this forums.
Thanks to all. Is there anyway to look fonts better while iam browsing. Iam using firefox and opera, none of them are good. can you please suggest me to get the good look or another browser that do good.
Thanks.

[devils casper]

Hi and Welcome !

Have you tried to change Fonts in Options/content of Firefox?

[linuxforever]

Yes, you can change in firefox.

But you can also change all fonts and their size of your desktop.
After install, all is installed in a default manner.
You can change every desktop item and its size on your needs.
And there are many, many possibilities available.
This applies also to most desktop (KDE) programs, including your terminals.
So there is very much to change.

[pratch]

Yes, i did changed Edit->Preference->content : Default font to Adobe serif MM,
But now Luck. Thanks.

[pratch]

Hello Linuxforever, How to change default fonts in KDE desktop.
I like Suse Linux very well, but not fonts.

[MikeTbob]

Hello Linuxforever, How to change default fonts in KDE desktop.
I like Suse Linux very well, but not fonts.

Which version of KDE are you using? It's different from 3.5.x to 4.x.x

[rcgreen]

There is a package called msttcorefonts, available
for free from Microsoft. It gives you a number of the most
common Microsoft fonts.

installing msttcorefonts - openSUSE Forums

[linuxforever]

Well, if you didn't figure it out yet, it's indeed different between KDE versions.

But in suse 11.1 you will find it in start menu (below left) and personal settings (configure desktop).
You will find a multitude of options and settings.
First in look&feel and appearance.
You will find fonts, the type and size and in which desktop item they are.
In color you can do a lot with colors and backgrounds.
I think much more than you can handle.

But just look around in personal settings, there is a lot to see.
And to configure to your needs.

At last, right mouseclick on your desktop and in desktop settings you can also do some things.
But remember, always right mouseclick on an item to see what is beneath it.