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QT_XFT is a good idea to enable this function too. Opera don't read the KDE |
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Setting and because the current version is linked against a QT-lib with AA. |
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QT_XFT=1 opera could we add to the opera package... as shell.-script or so. |
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mv opera opera.bin |
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echo "QT_XFT=1 opera.bin" >> opera |
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chmod 755 opera |
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Sebastian |
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On Wednesday, 18. July 2001 17:01, you wrote: |
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> On Wed, Jul 18, 2001 at 09:17:19AM +0100, Viktor Lakics wrote: |
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> > Then I tried to put QT_XFT=1 to the startkde script in various places - |
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> > nothing happened. I even tried to shutdown kdm to console mode, and log |
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> > in again to a normal konsole, set QT_XFT=1, export QT_XFT, and then start |
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> > kdm - no dice. |
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> QT_XFT is a good way to selectively *disable* AA for various apps, but it |
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> should be enabled by going to the KDE control center -> look and feel -> |
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> style -> and then selecting "Use antialiasing for fonts and icons". When |
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> you restart KDE, you should then have antialiased fonts, and you can use |
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> QT_XFT=0 to disable AA for apps like konsole. |
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> Hope that helps, |
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