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Am 2012-07-04 19:04, schrieb Paul Hartman: |
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> On Wed, Jul 4, 2012 at 11:34 AM, Stefan G. Weichinger <lists@×××××.at> wrote: |
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>> Strange issue on my thinkpad: |
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>> When I run the opera browser the menu font is displayed as Comic Sans |
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>> (no, I am not working at CERN ;-) ) even when it is SET as Droid Sans |
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>> Mono in the settings. |
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>> I double-checked the operaprefs.ini, I even rsynced over my .opera from |
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>> another machine where the same opera-release does not behave this way. |
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>> Re-emerging the droid-fonts didn't fix it. |
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>> What could be the reason? revdep-rebuild checked, yes. |
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>> ~amd64, btw |
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>> Should I compare the font-files ... ? |
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>> Thanks, Stefan, scratching head ... |
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> Apparently Opera 12 contains a new Font Engine and there are many |
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> reports of people having font issues. Basic answers are try to disable |
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> hardware acceleration in Opera (it is disabled by default), use a |
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> different font/remove the misbehaving font from your system, or |
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> downgrade to Opera 11 until they improve the new version. |
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> None of that really explains why you have one system that works and |
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> one that doesn't, of course. I suggest you file a support request/bug |
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> report with Opera, since they are the only ones who can fix their |
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> program. |
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Thanks a lot, Paul, for this information. |
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I will consider filing a bug there, or at least browse their bugzilla |
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(or equivalent) ... |
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hw-accel should be off, I never enabled it afaik. |
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Checked both settings, hw-accel and webgl, both were ON! Disabled, |
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restarted opera, same ugly font ... |
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We will see how things work out ... |
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thanks once more, Stefan |
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