Re: [SLE] really big fonts in mozilla and firefox AND how to install gnome

From: Abram B Olson (oabram_at_u.washington.edu)
Date: 03/31/05

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    Ok this sounds likeit might be the (an) answer. I looked through the
    package list of installed programs and gconf2 is installed but gnome is
    not. So, since I like gnome, I'll install it and try adjusting the fonts
    and dpi in the gnome configuration settings.

    Whats the easiest way to install gnome? I saw that there is a sort of
    meta-package (I come from gentoo) for kde that presumably installs the
    entire desktop but I couldn't find one in the list of gnome packages?

    Heh, I installed apache so I could host the screenshots and I noticed
    the updates for it just after I sent off that email. Thanks for
    mentioning it though.

    Thanks far all your help folks!

    Abe
    Randall R Schulz wrote:
    > Abe,
    >
    > On Wednesday 30 March 2005 22:38, Abram B Olson wrote:
    >
    >>Ok sure. There is nothing wrong with the fonts in the pages that
    >>firefox displays. The problem is in the application inself.
    >>
    >>You can see a screenshot here: http://70.56.94.211/snapshot1.png
    >> http://70.56.94.211/snapshot2.png
    >>
    >>You can see that the font in the mozilla menu are very large in
    >>comparison to the fonts in thunderbird and the kde desktop.
    >
    >
    > Menu font sizes are controlled by Gnome settings (Firefox is a
    > GTK2-based program). It could be either the font options chosen in the
    > Gnome configuration or Gnome could be using an inappropriate display
    > DPI, which in turn is causing proper font point sizes to be turned into
    > incorrect pixel sizes.
    >
    >
    > And get that security update installed.
    >
    >
    >
    >>Abe
    >
    >
    >
    > Randall Schulz
    >

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