Re: [Evolution] Evolution Default Browser

[guenther <guenther rudersport de>]

> > > > Hey, don't say this unless you have set the DPI values. ;)
> > > Yeah, if someone could tell me how to find out about this, I certainly
> > > check it!
> > I told you, what the culprit likely is.
>
> Yes, you did that.
>
> > I told you, how to set thze DPI value in Gnome.
>
> THAT mail did not arrive here - or I missed it. Just checked all mails
> from you again, could not find this.

Well, I saw it in the list -- and it was also sent to you personal. ;)


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For Gnome, you can adjust the DPI value with the same app you set the
default fonts. Click the "Details" button to change the Resolution.

$ gnome-font-properties


Dunno where to set this in KDE -- I do not use KDE... ;)

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> > I told you, you have to check out the DPI value for KDE
> > on your own, cause I do *not* use KDE.
>
> That was missing, too - but expected :-) I'm pretty sure KDE uses 75 dpi
> (I *ever* used that for years now), and AFAIR X11 is set up such, so it
> has to be. I just could not figure out how to tell Gnome2, even not with
> gconf-edit...
>
> > Running 'gnome-session-daemon' from the KDE autostart and setting *both*
> > DPI settings to the same value. That perfectly solved the different font
> > sizes for him.
>
> Here the gnome-settings-daemon messes all fonts up completely. But that,
> again, may be caused by being confused with different DPI settings.

Likely -- but I may be wrong.


> > But I already posted this information, too.
>
> Must have been the same mail as with the location of the DPI settings...
> Sorry, but I must have missed it, s.a.

Yep, it was. Hope, this will solve it for you. Maybe you wanna just
start playing with the Gnome DPI settings until they match.

For a perfect match, make sure Gnome and KDE are even using the same
fonts.

...guenther


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