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2008-01-21
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Originally Posted by penguinbait
Right indeed! Three times there and back and MY MicroB fonts are just the way I left 'em. Thanks for making a clear post for this fix.
reboot, font problems fixed right?
BTW, rebooting KDE seems faster, or is it just my imagination?
Also, how do I keep the virtual keyboard from popping up on reboot? I couldn't find the setting but I'm sure it's there, yes?
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2008-02-06
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Originally Posted by penguinbait
hi pb, thanks for kde, i have it installed on my n810 and it works really well, but i too am having the mozilla microb and maps text issue. i tried your fix here and i think i'm doing something wrong. i've never used xterm before, so when it comes to code, i'm a little tarded
How to fix, I need some more confirmations please let me know if this fixes you, please reboot and start KDE a few times to verify.
open xterm
sudo su -
mv /etc/profile /etc/profile-kde
mv /etc/profile-orig /etc/profile
reboot, font problems fixed right?
could someone please spell it out for me exactly what i'm suppose to do and type? i would really appreciate it. thanks in advance for the help. joe
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2008-02-07
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FWIW, I seem to have fixed my fonts simply by changing to the Nokia Sans settings in the font settings in KDE. I have turned it on and off and gotten in and out of KDE a couple of times since and those funny g(s) with part of the top missing are gone.
Neil
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2008-02-07
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Originally Posted by joeD
1) Install xterm if you don't already have it installed
hi pb, thanks for kde, i have it installed on my n810 and it works really well, but i too am having the mozilla microb and maps text issue. i tried your fix here and i think i'm doing something wrong. i've never used xterm before, so when it comes to code, i'm a little tarded
joe
2) open xterm
3) type 3 lines of text - starting with "sudo su". Type them EXACTLY as you see them. Press return after each line.
4) reboot and see if your fonts are fixed.
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2008-02-07
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Ok, so I have osso-xterm installed on my n810 inside os2008. Will that work for xterm? I will try the font fix, but I want to spell it out below, and let me know if this is correct. According to Penguibait's instructions I type exactly what I see [actions in brackets]:
sudo[space]su[space]-[enter]
mv[space]/etc/profile[space]/etc/profile-kde[enter]
mv[space]/etc/profile-orig[space]/etc/profile[enter]
reboot, font problems fixed right?
Is this correct? Thanks for the advice, and patience
joe
sudo[space]su[space]-[enter]
mv[space]/etc/profile[space]/etc/profile-kde[enter]
mv[space]/etc/profile-orig[space]/etc/profile[enter]
reboot, font problems fixed right?
Is this correct? Thanks for the advice, and patience
joe
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2008-02-07
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Looks correct to me.
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2008-02-08
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Originally Posted by sungrove
thanks for everyones input. I tried this approach first, and for some reason it has fixed both my maps and mocrob. KDE is a cool hack. Thanks again for the help everyone...another satisfied itT forum member!
FWIW, I seem to have fixed my fonts simply by changing to the Nokia Sans settings in the font settings in KDE. I have turned it on and off and gotten in and out of KDE a couple of times since and those funny g(s) with part of the top missing are gone.
Neil
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