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I am running an nvidia graphics card with twinview to support dual monitors. I used "nvidia --config" to get my xorg.conf file and then manually created 10-monitor. If fonts in the xorg sever are rendered jaggedly, is that likely to be a xorg.conf problem, or a fonts.conf problem?
Thanks in advance!
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Are you using antialiasing? Do you mean fonts in the web browser, in the menus, in the terminal?
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On close inspection, it looks like all of the above.
However on very specific font sizes it looks great. For example inconsolata-g at point 7 looks shiny but at point 8 it gets jagged. This implies to me that the fonts aren't vectorizing properly, no?
That's an anti-aliasing problem right?
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@Leprkan - Try changing the DPI or tweaking the .fonts.conf
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Font_Configuration
Last edited by anonymous_user (2010-10-18 16:30:25)
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A related note: I have anti-aliasing activated in KDE which--to my understand--overrides or overwrites fonts.conf.
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Well now I feel foolish. For some reason anti-aliasing was configured to ignore ranges 8-15pt.
Problem solved, methinks.
While I'm on the subject, are there any disadvantages to forcing DPI?
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