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cafairle@×××××××××××××××××.ca wrote: |
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>Others have suggested expliciting setting the dpi in xorg.conf but again, I |
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>never had to do that before so why now? Right now its 75x75 dpi. I have no idea |
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>what it was before this font issue. |
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And does this work for you? Or do you still have issues with fonts? |
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FYI, one "reason" you might have to do this is because you have a high |
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resolution display, and if X can read the actual dimensions of your |
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display, it will calculate the horizontal and vertical DPI. I'm not |
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sure what combinations of kernel and X.org configuration options are |
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required for this though. You can also get the same effect from setting |
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"DisplaySize" in xorg.conf. |
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In any case, you can check the DPI that X is using, and how it arrived |
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at that value, by checking /var/log/Xorg.0.log. |
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-Richard |
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