[Tech] Anti Aliasing sotto KDE 2.1.1 : veramente di cuore: AIUTO!

Lorenzo apumark@tin.it
Mar 26 Giu 2001 13:29:27 CEST


Salute a tutti i carissimi pinguini appassionati..;-)
Sono di nuovo tra voi per sottopoprre un problema che non trova soluzione: 
gli anti aliased fonts sotto kde 2.1.
Questo č quello che ho: RH 6.1 con kernel 2.4.5 e XFree 4.1.0
La versione di KDE che ho installato č la 2.1.1 e ho prelevato gli rpm da un 
mirror di kde ; fra i vari rpm vi era anche  qt versione 2.3.0.
Ho installato il tutto senza alcun problema.
Allora non riesco a far partire 'sti benedetti AA fonts. Mi sono scaricato 
dei TT fonts che sembrano "compatibili" con l'anti-aliasing e poi mi sono 
scaricato anche un file Xftconfig che dovrebbe andare bene...non ricordo da 
dove..ma il tutto sembra piuttosto gettonato quanto a funzionalitą...( un 
sacco di link  e richiami ). Sgombriamo il campo da dubbi:
- l'extension RENDER parte con X
- libfreetype parte con X ( le librerie sono quelle di X binario che si 
scarica ) Fra l'altro temendo conflitti ho disinstallato una versione 
precompilata di freetype2 della Ximian. :-P. Le librerie ( libfreetype.so.6 
etc) sono in /usr/X11R6/lib/ 
- c'č un file XftConfig in /usr/X11R6/lib/X11 ed un link a questo file in 
/etc/X11
- qt "dovrebbe" essere "anti-aliased enabled": nel control center c'č la 
casellina dove uno seleziona l'uso degli antialised ed ho letto in un 
tutorial trovato in linuxplanet che č quanto basta per sapere che i qt sono 
stati compilati con il supporto anti aliased. ( ovviamente la caselina l'ho 
selezionata ma niente funzia..:-P )
- ho provato a non far partire xfs al boot ma č lo stesso
- le directory a cui punta XftConfig č viva e vegeta: contiene i TT fonts e i 
file fonts.dir e fonts.scale
- ho provato a compilare per conto mio qt con le varie opzioni del caso ma mi 
da' un errore in merito al mio compilatore....


E' tutto per il momento..:-P...gli allegati sono per pignoleria e per avere 
"sotto mano  il mio sistema"..
Beh..grazie e un cero a tutti coloro che mi sgarbugliano questo casino!!
Ciao Lorenzo 




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#
# XftConfig
#
# Use with Type1 and TrueType fonts
#

dir "/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/Type1"
dir "/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/TrueType"

#
# alias 'fixed' for 'mono'
#
match any family == "fixed"		edit family =+ "mono";

#
#Check users config file
#
includeif	"~/.xftconfig"

#
# Substitute TrueType fonts for Type1 versions
#
match any family == "Times"		edit family += "Times New Roman";
match any family == "Helvetica"		edit family += "Verdana";
match any family == "Courier"		edit family += "Courier New";

#
# Use TrueType fonts for defaults
#
match any family == "serif" 		edit family += "Times New Roman";
match any family == "sans" 		edit family += "Verdana";

#
# Use monotype.com (andale) face where possible
#
match 
	any family == "mono" 
	all slant == roman 
	all weight < bold
edit
	family += "monotype.com";
#
# otherwise, use courier
#
match any family == "mono"		edit family += "Courier New";

#
# Alias between XLFD families and font file family name, prefer local fonts
#
match any family == "Charter"		edit family += "Bitstream Charter";
match any family == "Bitstream Charter" edit family =+ "Charter";

match any family == "Lucidux Serif"	edit family += "LuciduxSerif";
match any family == "LuciduxSerif"	edit family =+ "Lucidux Serif";

match any family == "Lucidux Sans"	edit family += "LuciduxSans";
match any family == "LuciduxSans"	edit family =+ "Lucidux Sans";

match any family == "Lucidux Mono"	edit family += "LuciduxMono";
match any family == "LuciduxMono"	edit family =+ "Lucidux Mono";
    
#
# TrueType font aliases
#
match any family == "Comic Sans"	edit family += "Comic Sans MS";
match any family == "Comic Sans MS"	edit family =+ "Comic Sans";
match any family == "Trebuchet" 	edit family += "Trebuchet MS";
match any family == "Trebuchet MS" 	edit family =+ "Trebuchet";
match any family == "Monotype" 		edit family =+ "Monotype.com";
match any family == "Andale Mono"	edit family += "Monotype.com";
match any family == "Monotype.com"	edit family =+ "Andale Mono";



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