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Hello all, currently i use SLED 11 (32bit) on my laptop. I'm getting used to work with it BUT what really annoys me is the display and/or font quality in ...
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    Hello all,

    currently i use SLED 11 (32bit) on my laptop.
    I'm getting used to work with it BUT what really annoys me is the display and/or font quality in general !
    The resolution quality compared to Windows quality standard is just a nightmare. I tried already to install several fonts, f. e. Tahoma etc., and changed dpi, rendering (LCD) within "Appearance Preferences" but the fonts still look much too pixelized.
    So far i couldn't find a way to get a display quality similar to Windows look.

    Did anybody of you guys find a way to improve standard SLED 11 font quality especially reducing this kinda pixelized look ?

    Many thx in advance for your help

    Best regards, Ralf

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    I use Suse 11.2 & 11.3.
    Start, Terminal, (type) Kcontrol, Aspect and Themes, Fonts, Adjust all fonts (I prefer Verdana, 12 pt), Anti-Aliasing (on), Apply
    My resolution is 1024x728 @75MHz

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    Quote Originally Posted by previso View Post
    I use Suse 11.2 & 11.3.
    Start, Terminal, (type) Kcontrol, Aspect and Themes, Fonts, Adjust all fonts (I prefer Verdana, 12 pt), Anti-Aliasing (on), Apply
    My resolution is 1024x728 @75MHz
    Hi,
    as i use GNOME i guess your suggestions can be set within "Appearance Preferences" !?
    Where do i set "Anti-Aliasing" on within GNOME ?
    Thx so far for your help
    Servus, Ralf

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    Quote Originally Posted by FeuerEngel View Post
    I tried already to install several fonts, f. e. Tahoma etc.

    In my opinion, you should try to install some other fonts, which are better supported like Bitstream Vera. At least, I usually solve the problem of ugly letters by installing Bitstream Vera

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    Maybe this will help:
    HOWTO: QT font antialiasing under Gnome | Lyncis.info
    or this:
    Ubuntu Linux: Firefox and Desktop Application Fix Smooth Font Problem ( Render Font Correctly )

    Growing up M$, I've never liked Gnome, choosing KDE instead. Font anti-aliasing is present as an option in Kcontrol, seems not in qtconfig.

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