On Jul 31, 2007, at 3:57 PM, Don Jungk wrote:
> My Mac is way too old to run OSX, this is on a Linux system. But,
> if it is a
> X11 problem, why does it only affect apps made in RB and not any
> others?
If the other app defines the proper font based on the xfont full
name, it's most likely displaying what is expected. A normal full
name for a font in X11 looks like this:
-adobe-courier-bold-r-normal--14-140-75-75-m-90-iso8859-1
This gets down to the serious nit level. The fields define far more
info that selecting just a font name and point size will define.
> A Capital H in any other program measures about 51 pixels high. The
> same
> letter made with g.DrawString measures 72 pixels.
Hmm, depending on whether I set my xfs font server to choose 100dpi
fonts first or second changes what I see here.
> I don't have the xfs config file that you mentioned in your other
> email and
> looking through the /etc/X11 folder I don't see anything that looks
> like it.
man xfs should tell you where to look.
TIm
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