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How to get bitmap-fonts working when aa is enabled
by Oliver Heins on Monday 19/Mar/2001, @11:54

After all, I got aa working. But: How can I use bitmap-fonts when aa is enabled? I read all the tutorials, but didn't find a hint.

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bitmap fonts
by Michael Driscoll on Tuesday 20/Mar/2001, @12:05

As far as I understand it, you just need to edit your XftConfig and add FontPath's for all of your other (Type1, bitmapped, etc) font directories.

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Re: bitmap fonts
by Arnd Bergmann on Wednesday 21/Mar/2001, @13:28

No, that does not work. It looks to me like Qt currently does not use the bitmapped fonts through libXft, i.e. it does never set XFT_CORE for any Xft funtion.
On the other hand, applications that do set this flag should work even when they are not in the directories defined in XftConfig (they are only for Type1 and TrueType) but come from the font server.
If anybody definiately is using both xft and core fonts in KDE, could you please mail me your configuration?

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Re: bitmap fonts
by Oliver Heins on Thursday 22/Mar/2001, @02:27

> If anybody definiately is using both xft and core fonts in KDE, could you please mail me your configuration?

AOL ME (or even better: post it here)

olli

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