Ok, here's what I've found. The preference window doesn't seem to remember that I changed the font to something else, but when I actually go to compose a message, I get the right font.
Steps to reproduce:
1) Change default font (Edit > Preferences >Composition > HTML > Font in Ubuntu)
2) Click "Close" button on preferences window
3) Compose a new message, noting the font chosen is the font selected by the composition window
4) Check default font (Edit > Preferences >Composition > HTML > Font in Ubuntu)
Actual result:
Preference window shows "Variable width" font
Expected result:
Preference window should show font chosen by the user
Do the results you have in Vista seem to reflect this?
Ok, here's what I've found. The preference window doesn't seem to remember that I changed the font to something else, but when I actually go to compose a message, I get the right font.
Steps to reproduce:
1) Change default font (Edit > Preferences >Composition > HTML > Font in Ubuntu)
2) Click "Close" button on preferences window
3) Compose a new message, noting the font chosen is the font selected by the composition window
4) Check default font (Edit > Preferences >Composition > HTML > Font in Ubuntu)
Actual result:
Preference window shows "Variable width" font
Expected result:
Preference window should show font chosen by the user
Do the results you have in Vista seem to reflect this?