Faulty default font in Geany

[ausvirgo]

Just a minor fault, but annoying.

The default 13 point Monospace font does not display the 'B' correctly on my monitor. 16 point has the same problem. Haven't tried different screen resolution - just thought of it and would have to restart X server and lose my nearly finished post. Will try shortly and let you know. Video info for my PC below.

Changing to 12 point fixed the problem.
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BTW: Too many puppy programs don't support cut-and-paste - I had to dig into /tmp/root/report-video-glx to copy the following info to this post.

Sun 8 May 2011 Operating System: Lucid Puppy-525 Linux 2.6.33.2
0.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RV370 5B60 [Radeon X300 (PCIE)]
oem: ATI RV370

X Server: Xorg Driver: radeon
X.Org version: 1.7.6
dimensions: 1680x1050 pixels (444x277 millimeters)
depth of root window: 24 planes


Intel(R) Pentium(R) D CPU 2.80GHz
Core 0: 2813 1: 2813 MHz

...the above also recorded at '/tmp/root/report-video-glx'.

[Shep]

I remember being annoyed by that, too. I wondered whether it might be intended for artistic effect. If so, then I didn't appreciate it.

But I loaded new fonts, so now don't see the imperfection.

[Shep]

BTW: Too many puppy programs don't support cut-and-paste -

Mostly you can highlight some text, move to another application, and click the mousewheel (or "centre button") to achieve paste.

[8-bit]

The method of copying Shep stated also works for copying text to and from the terminal.

[Shep]

The method of copying Shep stated also works for copying text to and from the terminal.

To and from the terminal is often a bit unpredictable. I sometimes have to click twice, after finding the first click produces no results. Upon the second click the desired text appears, but now in duplicate, so I need to delete half of it.

[disciple]

The method of copying Shep stated also works for copying text to and from the terminal.

To and from the terminal is often a bit unpredictable. I sometimes have to click twice, after finding the first click produces no results. Upon the second click the desired text appears, but now in duplicate, so I need to delete half of it.

That is really odd...

BTW, how many is "too many"? I thought rxvt was the only one.

[Shep]

I thought rxvt was the only one.

Me too.

[abushcrafter]

The method of copying Shep stated also works for copying text to and from the terminal.

To and from the terminal is often a bit unpredictable. I sometimes have to click twice, after finding the first click produces no results. Upon the second click the desired text appears, but now in duplicate, so I need to delete half of it.

Yes it is a bit odd. I thought it was just me.