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I have wine running a program in FC11/KDE4.3 when it's displayed the fonts are all messed up on Fedora/KDE.
Wine doesn't supply fonts for display in Fedora and below is the Fonts I have installed on Fedora, What could I be missing in the way of Fonts to display this Windows Program "FullTiltPoker"
What about TrueType Fonts, where do you get them for Fedora ?
I installed the FreeType1 fonts in Linux to get this Windows App. running through Wine to display clear graphics.
BUT !!
Fedora 11 /Kde-4.3
If I run a App. one time the fonts are very clear in the Windows App., but if I shut App. down and restart, the Fonts go wacky, I have to Logout of KDE or restart computer to be able to get good fonts in the Windows app. again.
1) you can post an attachment. When creating a post, Go Advanced, and you should see a button somewhere near the bottom called "Manage attachments" by which you can upload an image or whatever.
2) A more informative thread title may benefit you. Something like: "FC11+KDE under Wine: Fonts all messed up!?" would serve you better
fedora 11 , as far as i know dose not have good 3d - if any- using an ATI card .
ATI's last driver was a POS from what i read . The built in opensource fglx driver works some what as far as i know .
but as far as FULL opengl 2.2 support ??? i do not know if that is working yet for ATI cards. ( for nvidia cards - yes ) ati ????
for poker this is what i get from yum
Code:
yum search poker
======================== Matched: poker =============================
jpoker.noarch : Client for playing online poker in a Web browser
kdegames3.i586 : K Desktop Environment 3 - Games not ported to KDE 4
poker-bot.noarch : Poker playing robots for poker-server
poker-client-lib.noarch : Poker network client library
poker-engine.noarch : Python library that implements poker rules
poker-engine-devel.noarch : Poker rule implementation library development files
poker-eval.i586 : Poker hand evaluator library
poker-eval-devel.i586 : Poker hand evaluator library development files
poker-network.noarch : Base package for poker client and server
poker-network-devel.i586 : Client library development files
poker-network-selinux.noarch : SELinux policy files for the poker game server
poker-server.noarch : Server for poker-network
poker-web.noarch : Web interface to a poker-network server
poker2d.i586 : GTK poker client to play on a poker-network server
poker2d-common.i586 : Common files shared between poker clients
poker3d.i586 : Three dimensional multi-user online poker game
poker3d-data.noarch : Data files for the poker3d package
pokerth.i586 : A Texas-Holdem poker game
pypoker-eval.i586 : Python interface to poker-eval
pypoker-eval-devel.i586 : Files needed for developing programs which use
: pypoker-eval
why not use one of them instead of a MicroSoft.exe
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