[Scribus] display issue

Subash Jeyan nsjeyan
Wed May 7 05:28:10 CEST 2003


hi,

On Fri, 25 Apr 2003 21:11:22 +0530
Subash Jeyan <nsjeyan at vsnl.net> wrote:

> running scribus 0.9.9 on mdk 9. when i first start scribus the menus
> are all anti-aliased and look fine. from the second run onwards the
> anti-aliasing is gone. if i delete the .scribus directory and run the
> program again, the anti-aliasing is back, only to disappear from the
> next run again. the text in the Measurements palette, however, remains
> anti-aliased throughout.
> 
> when run for the first time from the console, i get the following
> error message:
> 
> fcntl: Bad file descriptor
> fcntl: Bad file descriptor
> 
> this message doesn't appear on subsequent running of the program. any
> hints as to what is going on?

apologies for quoting myself but i just solved this issue. i upgraded to
mdk 9.1 (xfree 4.3 and qt 3.1.1) and compiled the latest version of qt
(3.1.2) from sources. the problem was still there, except for the
absence of the error message, as T-MAN had said.

on mdk systems xinerama header files are in
/usr/X11R6/include/X11/extensions (i don't know whether this is where
it is normally installed) and scribus wasn't seeing the headers. once
you run:

./configure --with-xinerama
--with-extra-includes=/usr/X11R6/include/X11/extensions

the headers are included and antialiasing, for the menus, is working
fine. running the latest cvs. thanks everybody.

regards, subash.



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