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I was running Opera with no problems, and all of a sudden all of the fonts look like #$%^&@ on most (but not all of the pages). I've tried messing with the options in fonts and styles and also changing between user / author modes, but nothing works. It's very strange since it just randomly started doing this.
Oh, it's Opera 7.11and I'm running it on Mandrake 9.1
I'm not sure...but since I've installed 7.11 with the dynamic qt link (ie: the smaller rpm) I haven't had this problem...only when I had the package that was linked statically.
I had the same problem with opera but after a clean install of mandrake it ran fine. Then I installed the lastet nvidia drivers now I have the same problem again leading me to think the drivers are the problem.
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