Comment 15 for bug 654144
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| Patrick Gillespie (vermontpoet) wrote | #15 |
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OK, last post until I hear from someone.
A solution (which only works on the Gnome side), is to simply delete the ~/.fonts.conf file.
If I reboot into KDE, KDE recreates the file and we're back to square one in both desktops. Here's are the steps:
I renamed the file (in Gnome) then logged out and back into into KDE, KDE's fonts rendered correctly (though too small). I logged out, then logged back into KDE. For some reason (with that second login) KDE reconstituted the ~.font/conf file and everything looked miserable.
What all this means is that Gnome & Kubuntu don't play nice with each other and, for now, the only workaround is to rename (or delete) ~.fonts.conf and stay out of Kubuntu.