From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.0; T312461; Q312461; .NET CLR 1.0.3705) Description of problem: I just upgraded to the latest XFree 4.1 (as per latest errata) and now my Y! home page looks terrible. The fonts are "clipped" i.e. the cross bar of the "T" is gone at certain resolutions, also there is a white line of about 4 pixels (missing pixels) in the bottom right corner of every character (most noticable on "a", "d", etc). I don't know if it's the new fonts or the new font server. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Didn't try Steps to Reproduce: Additional info:
This might be the problem in your browser preferences (which one is this?). Make sure to restart xfs (xfree86 font server) and X itself. You may also change to another font and/or turn the anti-aliasing on/off. I sortof know what you talking about. I must say, however, that the problem is actually not so horrible. I think its roots are in the fact that Apple and your favorite Microsoft patented the use of TT fonts.
Please attach your X server config, log file, and your xfs config file using the link below.
I noticed this problem too. After I applied the latest X errata (via RHN) the fonts all looked bad in Mozilla. I had been using the MS webfonts (which look great) and now everything looks like scaled bitmaps again. I looked over the xfs config file and didn't see anything different from the previous configuration. Are TT fonts still working in the latest update? How can you tell? xfs seems to come up (I see it in the logs) but I can't tell if it's displaying TT.
Closing bug due to lack of information/activity.