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Re: KDE vs gnome vs openoffice screen resolution!
by Boudewijn Rempt on Wednesday 01/Feb/2006, @02:36

You've got a minimum font size of 10 set in your konqueror settings. If you set that to two, everything is nicely scaled. And yes, this is a very welcome feature of konqueror.

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Re: KDE vs gnome vs openoffice screen resolution!
by Gogs on Wednesday 01/Feb/2006, @02:54

How do you know what my minimum font size is set to? (It's NOT 10 btw!)

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Re: KDE vs gnome vs openoffice screen resolution!
by MamiyaOtaru on Wednesday 01/Feb/2006, @13:03

He (and you it seems) assumed the page you linked to was showing fonts' point size. It isn't, it is showing the pixel size. If you switch to point size (choose 'pt' next to 'font size') all the fonts size 8 and lower will be the same for you, exactly as one would expect from your konqueror settings.

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Re: KDE vs gnome vs openoffice screen resolution!
by Gogs on Thursday 02/Feb/2006, @12:22

Ok, can you explain to me why when my minimum font size is set to 8, and in KDE control centre my font selection is Tahoma 7, that that page displays font size 8 (8pt, not 8px) smaller than my Tahoma 7 fonts in my menus...?

I'm not being sarcastic here, I genuinely believe that something is wrong somewhere with how kde scales/displays fonts, but if it's my ignorance then I'd like it explained to me where I'm going wrong.....

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