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08-05-2002, 09:15 PM	#1
blueplazma Member Registered: Jun 2002 Distribution: Debian/Ubuntu Posts: 56 Rep:	Fonts in X In X I have a problem with fonts. They're big. Very big. IT makes things hard to read and annoying. Can anyone help me make the fonts smaller? Also, when I start wine it give a whole bunch of messages related to font aliases. How would I fix this problem? I'm running Debian Woody and X 4.2

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