Fuzzy Forums

[ModeratelyConfused]

Fuzzy Forums

I'm using Fedora C5, with Firefox. For some reason, the forums are coming out fuzzy. I don't have any problems with other websites, although I haven't tried any other forums. Is there a font setting that I'm missing? I've tried changing the size, but then it just makes everything look even worse.

 

[ffejrxx]

is other text for windows fuzzy?
if your using a lcd screen set your desktop res to your monitors native resolution, everything will look alot better and be easier to read

 

[Oscuro]

Too much beer.






Or not enough? :scratch:

 

[ModeratelyConfused]

is other text for windows fuzzy?
if your using a lcd screen set your desktop res to your monitors native resolution, everything will look alot better and be easier to read

Nope, it's a regular CRT monitor. I think FF may be pulling in a different font for some reason, and substituting that one it.

 

[Dondrei]

You're getting old.

 

[ffejrxx]

idono, reinstall windows maybe?

 

[SuggestiveName]

I'm using Fedora C5

idono, reinstall windows maybe?

Windows Fedora Core??

 

[bg1256]

Windows Fedora Core??

I would have said the same thing about two months ago...

 

[SuggestiveName]

I would have said the same thing about two months ago...

But now you're not a wise ***?

...

 

[bg1256]

idono, reinstall windows maybe?

Haha, well, I'm a wise *** at times, but I just quoted the wrong post.

I would have said the same thing as above quote, because I wouldn't have known what Fedora was.

 

[ffejrxx]

isnt this the OTF?
should support go elseware?!?

 

[SuggestiveName]

isnt this the OTF?
should support go elseware?!?

Support should google for "linux red hat core".

 

[ffejrxx]

alright, then i should have just left it for the linux junkies
sorry

 

[Sir EvilFreeSmeg]

Too much beer.
Or not enough? :scratch:

There is no such thing as too much beer

 

[Merick]

You need to shave the forums.

 

[DurfBarian]

Poke through the settings and look for something to do with anti-aliasing. In Windows and OSX there's a systemwide setting for this, but I don't know about Linux, and about FF in particular.

 

[Dondrei]

Anti-aliasing? On a webpage?

 

[{KOW}Spazed]

Poke through the settings and look for something to do with anti-aliasing. In Windows and OSX there's a systemwide setting for this, but I don't know about Linux, and about FF in particular.

This would be my guess as well.

Donny, fonts need AA at certain sizes. If the setting is too low then all your font's turn out fuzzy.

 

[ModeratelyConfused]

Well, I'm back at school and away from my linux box now, so I'll just forget about it for now and let it crunch through its [email protected] work units. I'll check the settings when I get home for fall break.

 

[Drosselmeier]

Is there some sort of GUI control center? If so, try changing the window behavious there. Set it to not using system setting, or similar option. It might be your system settings messing stuff up. I'm using KDE and I had problems with text changing size and going invisible on some sites.

I'm horribly drunk. I hope the above makes sense. If not I apologize.