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Hi!
I've installed latest kde3 compatibility packages in my slackware64 installation, got everything working fine exept there is no font antialiasing in qt3 application menus - qtconfig(qt3) or opera for example.
How to turn on font antialiasing of qt3 apps in kde4?
The OP said he already installed ./kde3-compat/ files, and still has no antialiasing.
I've since changed the system (no Qt or KDE on it at all), but before that there was
no antialiasing even with the packages in that directory in ./extra.
Did you rebuild freetype or anything else? Maybe post your SlackBuild for the package(s)?
The one thing I miss from Qt is using "make xconfig" for building custom kernels. That
side-by-side layout and superior search function has me spoiled.
I haven't checked this solution yet because i'm not currently using any qt3 apps in slack13, but i marked this as SOLVED nevertheless, considering these two success stories posted here.
I can confirm this. The shared library libqt-mt.so.3.3.8 extracted from qt3-3.3.8b-x86_64-opt2.txz does NOT link against libXcursor.so.1, libXft.so.2, libXinerama.so.1, libXrandr.so.2, libXrender.so.1, libexpat.so.1, libfontconfig.so.1, and libfreetype.so.6, while the same library extracted from the 32-bit package qt3-3.3.8b-i486-opt1.txz does.
But a rebuilt package, built from the same Slackbuild on a final Slackware64-13.0, does link to those libraries.
I can confirm this. The shared library libqt-mt.so.3.3.8 extracted from qt3-3.3.8b-x86_64-opt2.txz does NOT link against libXcursor.so.1, libXft.so.2, libXinerama.so.1, libXrandr.so.2, libXrender.so.1, libexpat.so.1, libfontconfig.so.1, and libfreetype.so.6, while the same library extracted from the 32-bit package qt3-3.3.8b-i486-opt1.txz does.
But a rebuilt package, built from the same Slackbuild on a final Slackware64-13.0, does link to those libraries.
Good seeing~ I think you can mail your discovery to Pat.
I rebuilt qt3 from the sources as suggested but I still have ugly menufonts in Opera and K3b3
Should I change some other config to enable anti-aliasing?
Is there some way to check if the shared library libqt-mt.so.3.3.8 I used is built against the libs mentioned in Petri's post?
I rebuilt qt3 from the sources as suggested but I still have ugly menufonts in Opera and K3b3
Should I change some other config to enable anti-aliasing?
Is there some way to check if the shared library libqt-mt.so.3.3.8 I used is built against the libs mentioned in Petri's post?
try ldd /opt/kde3/lib64/qt3/lib/libqt-mt.so.3.3.8
And just to note, somehow just by running the build script to remake the qt3 package, I checked my old libqt-mt.so.3.3.8 before updating it and now it shows the links to the libraries mentioned above. Now how does that figure?
And just to note, somehow just by running the build script to remake the qt3 package, I checked my old libqt-mt.so.3.3.8 before updating it and now it shows the links to the libraries mentioned above. Now how does that figure?
qt3.SlackBuild doesn't build the package in some subdirectory of /tmp as usual but in /opt/kde3/lib64/qt3. And it doesn't clean the place afterwards, leaving the source code tree and object files there, too. After building the package, you might want to first removepkg qt3, then rm -rf /opt/kde3/lib64/qt3, and then installpkg the new package again.
qt3.SlackBuild doesn't build the package in some subdirectory of /tmp as usual but in /opt/kde3/lib64/qt3. And it doesn't clean the place afterwards, leaving the source code tree and object files there, too. After building the package, you might want to first removepkg qt3, then rm -rf /opt/kde3/lib64/qt3, and then installpkg the new package again.
That would explain it. Thanks. And the rebuild worked great for me. I now have mythtv-0.21 running with everything looking correct as before. Maybe I'll clean up my scripts for myth and submit them to SlackBuilds.
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