jnjn
Sun May 6 2007, 11:20
Hey guys,
please take a look at the screenshot which i put as attachment.
As you can see, the fonts are really small! I never had such a problem with 1.3 where the font size was always identic to the rest of the system.
So could you tell me please how i can change the font size?
I've already tried with both dynamic and static version. I'm using kubuntu feisty with kde 3.5.6.
thanks a lot.
jnjn
Sun May 6 2007, 12:50
Solved the problem.
Just installed qtconfig for qt4.
robertpolson
Sun May 6 2007, 15:32
QUOTE(jnjn @ Sun May 6 2007, 12:50) [snapback]390808[/snapback]
Solved the problem.
Just installed qtconfig for qt4.
Can you please elaborate more on how to do that for not techy people .
Still Skype should provide font control itself without additional programs. Please hear us Skype People.
jnjn
Sun May 6 2007, 18:03
QUOTE(robertpolson @ Sun May 6 2007, 15:32) [snapback]390886[/snapback]
Can you please elaborate more on how to do that for not techy people .
Still Skype should provide font control itself without additional programs. Please hear us Skype People.
Which distribution are you using?
If Debian, Ubuntu etc. look for the "qt4-qtconfig"-package and install it.
There you can change the font size of qt-apps.
Or maybe here:
http://packages.debian.org/cgi-bin/search_...ds=qt4-qtconfig
berkus
Mon May 7 2007, 00:54
At the moment we are using whatever defaults Qt4 has, and as it was noted before - this can be easily changed by using qtconfig tool.
We do plan to make our own font settings tho, to let users make finer tuning of how Skype looks.
robertpolson
Tue May 8 2007, 21:15
"qtconfig-qt4" Got it working.
Pedric
Thu May 10 2007, 14:45
I used qtconfig-qt4 to change Skype fonts to the values I use with gnome, they draw a little larger than they should, caused by different dpi settings I think. Does anybody know how to change dpi settings with QT4?
berkus
Fri May 11 2007, 15:02
Best way is to enforce DPI setting for your X server. (Use google)
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