Re: I want my old fonts back!

[Simon Piette <spiette generation net>]

Hi,

You have two options. If you don't want to have font aliasing at all,
simply unset the GDK_USE_XFT variable. Or, if you want font aliasing,
but only for very big fonts, you could edit /etc/X11/XftConfig, and
change one the "match" section:

# Don't antialias small fonts
#
match
        any size < 12
        any size > 8
        edit antialias=false;

#
# Don't antialias wingding symbols and similar types of symbol fontsets
#
match
        any family == "webdings"
        edit antialias = false;
        encoding += "glyphs-fontspecific";
match
        any family == "wingdings"
        edit antialias = false;
        encoding += "glyphs-fontspecific";


Or you may add those on your own ~/.xftconfig file.

Cheers,

Simon Piette

* Toralf Lund (toralf kscanners com) [020916 07:07]:
> I'm not sure I like these "anti-aliased" fonts in release 2 of GNOME/Gtk 
> that everyone is making such a fuss about. They make it look to me as the 
> text is not quite in focus, if you know what I mean.
> 
> So I'd really like to get my plain, old Post Script (or even bitmap) fonts 
> back in the panel etc., but there seems to be no way to select them. Why?
> 
> Well, maybe I'll change my mind and decide I like the "new" fonts after 
> all, but I still can't see why we should just throw away the old ones. 
> Comments, anyone? 
> 
> -- 
> Toralf
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