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Description of problem: Text is not antialiased. Perhaps a problem with not building with freetype? Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 0.9.10-2.fc5 How reproducible: Always, easily. Winecfg should have antialiased text, based on experience from building by hand. I know that this is probably fair low priority, but it would be nice to see everything in antialiased goodness. It always amused me that I could get nicer fonts in my Windows apps in Wine than on Windows proper. :)
Installing Firefox, it shows that the only fonts it sees are System, Courier and MS Sans Serif. It is undoubtly a font issue. On the other hand, the first time wine started it took a very long time to scan through all the fonts on the system, so it's not entirely that it can't find any fonts.
This bug will be fixed in the near future... Thanks so for reporting it :)
I'm not sure if I should be asking this here, but how are you currently building the package? I tried downloading the SRPM, but it's not tagged for x86_64. Do I just throw in a --target=i386? What about i386 *-devel packages?
Should be fixed in 0.9.11 release... please reopen if you still have problems with this.
Sorry, but I don't seem to see any change here... Tried regenerating .wine by removing it and re-running wineprefixcreate, but it didn't make any difference either.
even with 0.9,11... that indeed is strange... I don't have a clue... could you attach a screenshot (or mail me direct?) thanks
Created attachment 127261 [details] screenshot of winecfg
Created attachment 127262 [details] screenshot of firefox
I've just realised that I never said I'm on amd64... but should that even matter? This also relates to the question about building from src earlier.
No that should indeed not matter... I am on x86_64 myself...
Then may I ask how you are generating the i386 rpms from the srpm posted in the extras repos? Currently I can't do rpmbuild on them because I don't have i386 devel packages.
Well actually I don't on that box (but you can always use mock for that as well). I do testbuilds on my i386 and the buildsystem does the same...
Still seeing it with 0.9.12... Am I alone in seeing this?
Appears to be fixed. What changed?
Nothing on my end +)... thanks for the reply.