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Quote:>After rebuilding Nvidias new kernel drivers font anti aliasing works
>perfectly well in KDE 2.1.

>But the font list of KDE now does not display non-truetype fonts in the
>list anymore, which wouldn't be too bad, if only my fixed width truetype
>fonts like Courier New and Lucida Console would be recognized as such.

>Right now I have no option to choose a font for fixed width displaying.

>Where can I set KDE to also display non TrueType (probably non-renderable)
>Fonts and to set the status of the fixed width fonts?

>Any ideas?

Go to deja (now owned by google) and search yesterday's posts
in the following newsgroups: comp.os.linux.x and comp.windows.x.kde.

Someone posted very pointers on how to get this going.

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After rebuilding Nvidias new kernel drivers font anti aliasing works
perfectly well in KDE 2.1.

But the font list of KDE now does not display non-truetype fonts in the
list anymore, which wouldn't be too bad, if only my fixed width truetype
fonts like Courier New and Lucida Console would be recognized as such.

Right now I have no option to choose a font for fixed width displaying.

Where can I set KDE to also display non TrueType (probably non-renderable)
Fonts and to set the status of the fixed width fonts?

Any ideas?

Best regards,
Georg
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