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I have an issue with certain applications and huge text. I think it's mainly apps that are associated with KDE, but not sure. Here's a few screens of what I'm talking about:
See, I don't have KDE installed, though. Just a few libraries and such that are required for the few K apps that I want to run. Now I'm thinking that it's not just K apps and such, but programs that use a certain GUI device (such as GTK, QT, etc.). aMule also has huge text and I think that's written for wxGTK or wxWidgets.
For Skype you need qt3-qtconfig (Skype is not a KDE app)
For the others you need kcontrol, the kde control center...it is probably gonna install some kde libs as well, but if you've got enough space on your disk you won't mind.
With both you will be able to change the font(size) and some other stuff.
angkor, you are the man/woman! I guess I had kcontrol installed, probably from when I installed Kbear or something. Fixed the issue right away with it. Cheers!
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