In Dillo's preferences file tell it to use Times New Roman, Arial and Courier? (Or some other fonts that you have and like). Of course your fonts will still look pretty rubbish until you disable all forms of antialiasing and enable BCI hintingThere must be a simpler fix out there somewhere that would work in all puppies.
yes and this murga-linux forum fonts look like crap, well that is because murga-linux uses "MS fontsTrebuchet MS"disciple wrote:In Dillo's preferences file tell it to use Times New Roman, Arial and Courier? (Or some other fonts that you have and like). Of course your fonts will still look pretty rubbish until you disable all forms of antialiasing and enable BCI hintingThere must be a simpler fix out there somewhere that would work in all puppies.
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# Set the desired initial browser size
# geometry=650x545+0+20
geometry=630x550
Interesting... but does that mean you actually have that font installed? Otherwise it would use your default font.well that is because murga-linux uses "MS fontsTrebuchet MS"
Not sure on that disciple, well with dillo anyways, I set the fonts with the pet I provided above, all the sites fonts looked great, but when I went to www.murga-linux.com the fonts were terrible, that's what gave me the notion to see what is up with the fonts on this forum.disciple wrote:Interesting... but does that mean you actually have that font installed? Otherwise it would use your default font.well that is because murga-linux uses "MS fontsTrebuchet MS"
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<rejectfont>
<pattern>
<patelt name="scalable"><bool>false</bool></patelt>
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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE fontconfig SYSTEM "fonts.dtd">
<!-- /etc/fonts/local.conf file for local customizations -->
<fontconfig>
<!--
Enable sub-pixel rendering
<match target="font">
<test qual="all" name="rgba">
<const>unknown</const>
</test>
<edit name="rgba" mode="assign"><const>rgb</const></edit>
</match>
-->
<selectfont>
<rejectfont>
<pattern>
<patelt name="scalable"><bool>false</bool></patelt>
</pattern>
</rejectfont>
</selectfont>
</fontconfig>
Yes, I recall what they were for .
The patches on http://projects.mobileread.com/iliad...atch-splitted/ are for the following:
dillo-0.8.6-file.patch - Make opening local files work (code: loads the file in its entirety to memory and feeds that to the parser; not optimal but was the easiest route)
dillo-0.8.6-iliad-support.patch - Page scroll with left mouse button instead of middle button; this is: when you drag the page with the stylus, it scrolls (code: swap the references to left mouse button with the ones for middle mouse button in some places; add the list of changes in the about page).
dillo-0.8.6-next-v3.patch - If you press the next button (right arrow in the toolbar) and there is no next page in the page cache history, it will try to guess the next page and load it; did it to act as a rough comic book viewer (code: look for the last number in the URL, increment it and try to load that page)
dillo-0.8.6-utf8-support-v2.patch - Some support for utf-8 pages, so that it can show properly the Spanish Wikipedia; only supports the latin1 part of utf-8, and only transforms the pages that announce themselves as utf-8 (code: if the page advertises itself as utf-8, convert the latin1 utf-8 codes to latin1 codes; latin1 is iso-8859-1 codepage, the one supported in dillo 0.8.6).
And that's all. The patches are simple but not trivial. They just make dillo more usable on the iliad (at least for me .
So, apply them to your build (they don't cause unstabilities AFAIK ). Also, you should modify the about page in dillo-0.8.6-iliad-support.patch to note your changes/additions .
P.S.: About the dillo2 port: the fixed font is installed (the X server won't start without it), so that error is strange.
P.S.2: Ups! Those posts are material for the devel's corner...
Worked a charm without reboot, thanks.upnorth wrote:Here is the simpler and smaller fix for the "dot matrix font" pita. Assuming the default /etc/fonts of a standard puppy: Insert this code into your /etc/fonts/local.conf file just above the </fontconfig> tag.......
In some situations, a reboot may be necessary.
What exactly does not work? Are you seeing little square instead of
tamil characters?
In that case you can try to install FreeSans and FreeSerif, which
are part of the freefont package.
Then change the fonts in your dillorc to:
font_serif="FreeSerif"
font_sans_serif="FreeSans"
Note however, that you might also need to force the use of these new
default fonts in case the webpage chooses a different font
explicitely. To do that add e.g.
* {font-family: sans-serif !important}
to your ~/.dillo/style.css file.
Hope that helps,
Johannes
dillo-0.86-orig [./configure --prefix=/opt/DILLO && make install [inst: 497KB,pet: 226KB]] :there are quite a few patches for the good old gtk1 version here:
http://teki.jpn.ph/pc/software/index-e.shtml#dillo-i18n
patched dillo-0.86-i18n-teki.jpn.ph [./configure --prefix=/opt/DILLO && make install [inst: 729KB,pet:313KB]] :Die Deckenhöhe in den Wohnungen beträgt 2,50 m und die Betondeckenhöhe 0,18m .
Ich habe für mich in der 20. Etage eine ungefähre Höhe von 55 Metern über Grund
which is as it should beDie Deckenhöhe in den Wohnungen beträgt 2,50 m und die Betondeckenhöhe 0,18m .
Ich habe für mich in der 20. Etage eine ungefähre Höhe von 55 Metern über Grund
Which means compiled dynamically with a static compiled fltk[2]This is statically compiled agains fltk.
