I can't remember having such difficulties getting truetype fonts to display under X, but with my new Debian 3.0 (dist-upgraded to sarge) install, I just can't get it to work. I've followed the HOWTO's and numerous other guides to no avail. After days of trying different things and restarting X probably 100 times, I'm just about ready to give up and go back to Redhat, who seem to have the whole thing figured out. So here's the deal: I've got the typical set of anti-aliased fonts installed and I've tried loading them through X's FontPath directive, through Xftconfig, through ~/.xftconfig, manually with xset fp, I've tried using both font servers (xfs and xfstt)... The fonts are displayed, just not anti-aliased. What's even more odd is that within KDE's Font Installer, any anti-aliased font is displayed correctly - full anti-aliasing and all - in the font preview box. No other applications seem to be able to access this anti-aliased goodness though. So what gives? What's so different about my installation that prevents fonts from being displayed correctly? Thanks, John -- # John Madden - weez@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx # MailandFiles.com - Premium E-Mail and Files