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Description of Problem: I have two qt's installed qt-2.3.1 and qt-3.0. Font aliasing worked fine until I upgraded the 3.x rpm's to the latest 3.0.2.cvs in rawhide. Now, viewing the files in kpackage for 2.3.1-5 shows the file listing for 3.0.2 and anti-aliasing is gone from KDE and all Qt apps. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How Reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. rpm -ivh qt-3.0.2.cvsxxxx.rpm 2. 3. Actual Results: Expected Results: Additional Information:
I don't think this is in any way related to your qt 3.x installation. KDE 2.x doesn't use Qt 3.x, so it doesn't even notice this installation. If you're using some odd configuration, try setting QTDIR to /usr/lib/qt-2.3.whatever to make sure Qt 2.x (which is still used by KDE 2.x) finds all its files; this shouldn't make a difference though.
I can infer that the 2.x libraries work from running the dynamic version of the opera browser and I have been installing (mostly just upgrading 3.x) and running the two qt libraries (2.x/3.x) via rpm for many months. My QTDIR is set to /usr/lib/qt3. Since rpm -q qt returns two entries, the way I have been upgrading 3.x is via rpm -e qt-3.0.x, then rpm -i qt-3.0.x (there's probably a better way). This paticular time, I noticed, however, that opera, KDE and other qt-based apps were no longer showing AA fonts. Suspicious, I checked KPackage (the way I inventory rpm's) which lists the files under qt-2.x as the very files for qt-3.x. I tried reinstalling qt-2.3.1-5. The package now shows the correct files, but still no AA. QT_XFT is set to true and qtconfig AA is selected.
Please verify this with a newer version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux or Fedora Core and reopen it against the new version if it still occurs. Closing as "CURRENTRELEASE" for now.