Ugly fonts in java under linux

I'm using JRE 1.5.0_03-fcs under Fedora Core 3. Some of the applications I run have really bad fonts, which look pixellated, and are difficult to read. When I asked on the Fedora mailing list, someone said that jre uses its own font rendering engine, instead of the one used by X window, and so none of my installed fonts will be recognised and used by jre.
So, my question is: how do I improve this situation? What can I do to make jre recognise the Microsoft and other fonts I have installed, and how do I make a certain application use a font of my choice, instead of the ugly default?
Anand

Hi,
Ok, I tried the setting you suggested, ie. -Dswing.aatext=true, but it made no difference. What does that option do?
I have created a screenshot of the application, if anyone is interested in seeing it. Perhaps it will explain better what the problem is.
http://anand.org/java-app.png

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elerror.close();
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...Light..SJIS = "Ryumin-Light-83pv-RKSJ-H"...Light..SJIS
...DemiLight..JEUC = "Ryumin-Light-83pv-RKSJ-H"...Light..JEUC
...DemiLight..SJIS = "Ryumin-Light-83pv-RKSJ-H"...Light..SJIS
.....JEUC = "GothicBBB-Medium-83pv-RKSJ-H"...Medium..JEUC
.....SJIS = "GothicBBB-Medium-83pv-RKSJ-H"...Medium..SJIS
# Mapping from MS Windows
#Roman = palatino
#Script = "itc zapf chancery"
#FixedSys = courier
#System = helvetica
# Mapping from Macintosh
#"Avant Garde" = "itc avant garde gothic"
# Mapping from Motif display
#fixed = courier
#clean = times
#lucidatypewriter = courier
#lucidabright = times
#===============================================================
[ Printer:PCL5 ] # Put mappings for PCL 5 printers here.
helvetica = univers
times = "cg times"
clean = "antique olv"
fixed = courier
lucida = univers
lucidabright = "cg times"
lucidatypewriter = courier
"new century schoolbook" = univers
terminal = "line printer"
#===============================================================
[ Display ] # Put mappings for all display surfaces here.
#===============================================================
[ Display:Motif ] # Put mappings for Motif displays here
# Fix for bug no 778937 DO NOT MOVE!
Roman.....sjis = lucida.....jeuc
Script.....sjis = lucidabright.....jeuc
FixedSys.....sjis = fixed.....jeuc
System.....sjis = lucida.....jeuc
.....sjis = .....jeuc
# Mapping from MS Windows
Roman = lucida
Script = lucidabright
FixedSys = fixed
System = lucida
# Mapping from Macintosh
"Avant Garde" = helvetica
"Bookman" = times
#===============================================================
[ Display:CM ] # Put mappings for all CM displays here.
# These are DEC-specific, and may need localization
*..Blink = Blinking
*..Inverted+Underline.Bold = ReverseBoldUnderline
*..Inverted+Underline. = UnderlineReverse
*..Underline.Bold = UnderlineBold
*..Inverted.Bold = ReverseBold
*...Bold = Bold
*..Underline = Underline
*..Inverted = Reverse
* = Plain # The font of last resort
# Oracle Report PDF sections
# Three new sections have been added:
# [ PDF ] - Used for font aliasing and Multibyte language support
# [ PDF:Embed ] - Used for Type 1 font embedding
# [ PDF:Subset ] - Used for True Type Font subsetting
[ PDF ]
# This example shows how to rename helvetica font to Courier font
# helvetica = Courier
# You can Alias specific styles of font as below
# helvetica.12..Bold.. = Courier.14....
# "Lucida Bright".12..Bold = "New Century Schoolbook"
# Support for Far Eastern Languages:
# PDF section can be additionally used to enable Multibyte language support
# built into Reports. To use this feature with Adobe (r) Acrobat (c), you
# need to install the Asian font pack available online at the Adobe web site.
# .....SJIS = "HeiseiKakuGo-W5-Acro"
# A Japanese report run with Shift-JIS character set is replaced to
# HeiseiKakuGo-W5-Acro CID font.
arial = Arial
"arial" =Arial
"arial narrow" = "Arial Narrow"
"courier new" = "Courier New"
tahoma = Tahoma
"microsoft sans serif" = "Microsoft Sans Serif"
"ms sans serif" = "MS Sans Serif"
"times new roman" = "Times New Roman"
[ PDF:Embed ]
# This example shows how to embed Type 1 helvetica font into the PDF file:
# helvetica = "helvetica.afm helvetica.pfa"
# You need to specify the .afm file before the .pfa file.
# The font files must exist in one of the folders specified in REPORTS_PATH.
[ PDF:Subset ]
# This example shows how to subset Arial True Type font into the PDF file:
# helvetica = "Arial.ttf"
# The True Type font files must exist in any one of the folders specified in
# REPORTS_PATH.
helvetica..Oblique.Medium = "Sadvocra.ttf"
helvetica..Plain.Medium = "Sadc128d.ttf"
helvetica...Bold = "CarolinaBar-B39-25F2-Normal.ttf"
# NOTES ON PRECEDENCE OF PDF SECTIONS:
# If you have entries for a same font in many PDF sections, then Font
# Aliasing entry will take precedence over Font Embedding entry. Entries
# in Font Embedding will take precedence over the entries in Font Subsetting
# section.
# Generic entries for a font must follow more specific entries for the same
# font. For instance, if you want to subset helvetica Plain, helvetica Bold,
# helvetica Italic and helvetica Bold-Italic fonts, your entries must be:
# [ PDF:Subset ]
# helvetica..Italic.Bold.. = "Arialbi.ttf"
# helvetica...Bold.. = "Arialb.ttf"
# helvetica..Italic... = "Ariali.ttf"
# helvetica..... = "Arial.ttf"
# If helvetica..... entry appears in the top of the list, all the styles of
# helvetica font in the layout will be subset as helvetica Plain font.
uiprint.txt
# This is the printer configuration file.
# The format for entries in this file is:
# <OSName>:<Type>:<Version>:<Long Name>:<Description File>:
# The first field is the name of the printer. It is the name you give
# to lpq.
# The second field is the type of driver to be used for the printer.
# Currently, "PostScript" and "ASCII" are the only types of driver for
# printers supported for now. But in future we may be supporting
# drivers for other printer types.
# The third field is the version of the type of printer driver. It's 1
# or 2 for all PostScript printers; or 1 for ASCII printers.
# The fourth field is a long description of the printer. This will be
# presented to the user in the "Choose Printer" dialog window.
# The fifth field is the printer description file to be used. For
# PostScript printers it is the PPD file of the printer. (This field is
# currently unused for ASCII printers.)
# You can use default.ppd for the description file if you don't have a
# PPD file for the printer, but it's best to use the correct PPD file
# for the printer.
# You must fill in at least the first two fields (printer name and
# type). If the version is empty, it defaults to "1"; if the long name
# or description are empty, they will default to empty strings. A
# version of 1 or an empty long name is fine, but, for PostScript
# printers, you must fill in the description file name.
# You don't have to update this file to use any printer. The printer
# chooser interface let's you select a printer and driver at run time,
# as well as associate a printer description file to the printer. You
# should list all printers accessible to users here, however, to
# simplify selecting a printer.
# The first entry in this file will be used as the default printer, if
# no printer was selected in the operating system. (For Unix, the
# following environment variables will be used in turn to get the
# default printer's name:
# TK2_PRINTER
# ORACLE_PRINTER
# PRINTER
# For other platforms, see the Installation and User's Guide for your OS
# for information on setting the default printer.)
# WARNING: Do not define multiple entries for the same printer by the
# same name. Selecting a printer with multiple entries will always result
# in the first entry being selected. Instead, see if your OS allows you
# to create an alias for the printer, and use an alias for the second type.
# The following are examples; replace them with printers accessible from
# this machine.
# hqunx15:PostScript:1:The really slow printer on 12th floor:dcln03r1.ppd:
# hqdev2_pos:PostScript:1:The fast ScriptPrinter in 1281:dclps321.ppd:
# hqunx106:ASCII:1:LNO printer in the 11th floor printer room:none:
# hqdev9:PostScript:1:Bogus printer for Reports ASCII QA:default.ppd:
# hqunx121:PostScript:1:APO printer in 500OP for NLS QA:ok800lt1.ppd:
# --- Note that the following two printers are aliases for the same
# --- physical printer, with different names for different types:
# tk2hp4m:PCL:5:HP printer in 771 for testing PCL:ui4.hpd:
# tk2bw1ps:PostScript:1:HP printer in 771 for testing PS:hp4mp6_1.ppd:
# Not A Printer:ASCII:1:Configure your uiprint.txt file:none:
fontprinter:PostScript:1:printer for fonting fixes:default.ppd:
datap462.ppd
*PPD-Adobe: "4.0"
*% Adobe Systems PostScript(R) Printer Description File
*% Copyright 1987-1992 Adobe Systems Incorporated.
*% All Rights Reserved.
*% Permission is granted for redistribution of this file as
*% long as this copyright notice is intact and the contents
*% of the file is not altered in any way from its original form.
*% End of Copyright statement
*FormatVersion: "4.0"
*FileVersion: "3.1"
*PCFileName: "DATAP462.PPD"
*LanguageVersion: English
*Product: "(Dataproducts LZR 2665)"
*PSVersion: "(46.2) 1"
*ModelName: "Dataproducts LZR-2665"
*NickName: "Dataproducts LZR-2665 v46.2"
*% ==== Options and Constraints =====
*OpenGroup: InstallableOptions/Options Installed
OpenUI Option1/Optional Lower Tray: Boolean
*DefaultOption1: False
*Option1 True/Installed: ""
*Option1 False/Not Installed: ""
CloseUI: Option1
*CloseGroup: InstallableOptions
UIConstraints: Option1 False *InputSlot Lower
*% General Information and Defaults ===============
*ColorDevice: False
*DefaultColorSpace: Gray
*FreeVM: "178744"
*LanguageLevel: "1"
*VariablePaperSize: False
*FileSystem: False
*Throughput: "26"
*Password: "0"
*ExitServer: "
count 0 eq { % is the password on the stack?
true
dup % potential password
statusdict /checkpassword get exec not
} ifelse
{ % if no password or not valid
(WARNING : Cannot perform the exitserver command.) =
(Password supplied is not valid.) =
(Please contact the author of this software.) = flush
quit
} if
serverdict /exitserver get exec
*End
*Reset: "
count 0 eq { % is the password on the stack?
true
dup % potential password
statusdict /checkpassword get exec not
} ifelse
{ % if no password or not valid
(WARNING : Cannot reset printer.) =
(Password supplied is not valid.) =
(Please contact the author of this software.) = flush
quit
} if
serverdict /exitserver get exec
systemdict /quit get exec
(WARNING : Printer Reset Failed.) = flush
*End
*DefaultResolution: 300dpi
*?Resolution: "
save
initgraphics
0 0 moveto currentpoint matrix defaultmatrix transform
0 72 lineto currentpoint matrix defaultmatrix transform
3 -1 roll sub dup mul
3 1 roll exch sub dup mul
add sqrt round cvi
( ) cvs print (dpi) = flush
restore
*End
*% Halftone Information ===============
*ScreenFreq: "50.0"
*ScreenAngle: "54.0"
*DefaultScreenProc: Dot
*ScreenProc Dot: " {dup mul exch dup mul add sqrt 1 exch sub } "
*ScreenProc Line: "{ pop }"
*ScreenProc Ellipse: "
{ dup 5 mul 8 div mul exch dup mul exch add sqrt 1 exch sub }"
*End
*DefaultTransfer: Null
*Transfer Null: "{ }"
*Transfer Null.Inverse: "{ 1 exch sub }"
*% Paper Handling ===================
*% Use these entries to set paper size most of the time, unless there is
*% specific reason to use PageRegion.
*OpenUI *PageSize: PickOne
*OrderDependency: 30 AnySetup *PageSize
*DefaultPageSize: Letter
*PageSize Letter: "statusdict /lettertray get exec letterR"
*PageSize Letter.Transverse: "statusdict /lettertray get exec letter"
*PageSize Legal: "statusdict /legaltray get exec"
*PageSize Ledger: "statusdict /ledgertray get exec"
*PageSize Statement: "statusdict /statementtray get exec"
*PageSize Tabloid: "statusdict /11x17tray get exec"
*PageSize A3: "statusdict /a3tray get exec"
*PageSize A4: "statusdict /a4tray get exec a4R"
*PageSize A4.Transverse: "statusdict /a4tray get exec a4"
*PageSize A5: "statusdict /a5tray get exec"
*PageSize B4: "statusdict /b4tray get exec"
*PageSize B5: "statusdict /b5tray get exec b5R"
*PageSize B5.Transverse: "statusdict /b5tray get exec b5"
*CloseUI: *PageSize
*% These entries will set up the frame buffer. Usually used with manual feed.
*OpenUI *PageRegion: PickOne
*OrderDependency: 40 AnySetup *PageRegion
*DefaultPageRegion: Letter
*PageRegion Letter: "letterR"
*PageRegion Letter.Transverse: "letter"
*PageRegion Legal: "legal"
*PageRegion Ledger: "ledger"
*PageRegion Tabloid: "11x17"
*PageRegion A3: "a3"
*PageRegion A4: "a4R"
*PageRegion A4.Transverse: "a4"
*PageRegion A5: "a5"
*PageRegion B4: "b4"
*PageRegion B5: "b5R"
*PageRegion B5.Transverse: "b5"
*PageRegion Statement: "statement"
*CloseUI: *PageRegion
*% The following entries provide information about specific paper keywords.
*DefaultImageableArea: Letter
*ImageableArea Letter: "20 16 591 775 "
*ImageableArea Letter.Transverse: "18 19 593 773 "
*ImageableArea Legal: "18 19 593 990 "
*ImageableArea Ledger: "18 16 1205 775 "
*ImageableArea Tabloid: "16 19 775 1206 "
*ImageableArea A3: "18 21 823 1170 "
*ImageableArea A4: "18 18 576 823 "
*ImageableArea A4.Transverse: "18 19 577 823 "
*ImageableArea A5: "18 19 401 577 "
*ImageableArea B4: "19 15 709 1017 "
*ImageableArea B5: "20 19 495 709 "
*ImageableArea B5.Transverse: "20 19 495 709 "
*ImageableArea Statement: "22 19 374 594 "
*?ImageableArea: "
save
/cvp {( ) cvs print ( ) print } bind def
/upperright {10000 mul floor 10000 div} bind def
/lowerleft {10000 mul ceiling 10000 div} bind def
newpath clippath pathbbox
4 -2 roll exch 2 {lowerleft cvp} repeat
exch 2 {upperright cvp} repeat flush
restore
*End
*% These provide the physical dimensions of the paper (by keyword)
*DefaultPaperDimension: Letter
*PaperDimension Letter: "612 792"
*PaperDimension Letter.Transverse: "612 792"
*PaperDimension Legal: "612 1008"
*PaperDimension Ledger: "1224 792"
*PaperDimension Tabloid: "792 1224"
*PaperDimension A3: "842 1191"
*PaperDimension A4: "595 842"
*PaperDimension A4.Transverse: "595 842"
*PaperDimension A5: "420 595"
*PaperDimension B4: "729 1032"
*PaperDimension B5: "516 729"
*PaperDimension B5.Transverse: "516 729"
*PaperDimension Statement: "396 612"
*RequiresPageRegion All: True
*OpenUI *InputSlot: PickOne
*OrderDependency: 20 AnySetup *InputSlot
*DefaultInputSlot: Upper
*InputSlot Upper: "0 statusdict /setpapertray get exec"
*InputSlot Lower: "1 statusdict /setpapertray get exec"
*?InputSlot: "
save
[ (Upper) (Lower) ] statusdict /papertray get exec
(get exec) stopped ( pop pop (Unknown)} if = flush
restore
*End
*CloseUI: *InputSlot
*OpenUI *ManualFeed: Boolean
*OrderDependency: 20 AnySetup *ManualFeed
*DefaultManualFeed: False
*ManualFeed True: "statusdict /manualfeed true put"
*ManualFeed False: "statusdict /manualfeed false put"
*?ManualFeed: "
save
statusdict /manualfeed get {(True)}{(False)}ifelse = flush
restore
*End
*CloseUI: *ManualFeed
*DefaultOutputOrder: Reverse
*% Font Information =====================
*% This datap462.ppd is provided by fontsolutions.tar
*DefaultFont: Courier
*Font ArialMT: Standard "(001.004)" Standard ROM
*Font Arial-ItalicMT: Standard "(001.004)" Standard ROM
*Font Arial-BoldMT: Standard "(001.004)" Standard ROM
*Font Arial-BoldItalicMT: Standard "(001.004)" Standard ROM
*Font ArialNarrow: Standard "(001.004)" Standard ROM
*Font ArialNarrow-Italic: Standard "(001.004)" Standard ROM
*Font ArialNarrow-Bold: Standard "(001.004)" Standard ROM
*Font ArialNarrow-BoldItalic: Standard "(001.004)" Standard ROM
*Font CourierNewMT: Standard "(001.004)" Standard ROM
*Font CourierNew-ItalicMT: Standard "(001.004)" Standard ROM
*Font CourierNew-BoldMT: Standard "(001.004)" Standard ROM
*Font CourierNew-BoldItalicMT: Standard "(001.004)" Standard ROM
*Font Courier: Standard "(001.004)" Standard ROM
*Font Courier-Bold: Standard "(001.001)" Standard ROM
*Font Courier-BoldOblique: Standard "(001.001)" Standard ROM
*Font Courier-Oblique: Standard "(001.001)" Standard ROM
*Font Helvetica: Standard "(001.001)" Standard ROM
*Font Helvetica-Bold: Standard "(001.001)" Standard ROM
*Font Helvetica-BoldOblique: Standard "(001.001)" Standard ROM
*Font Helvetica-Oblique: Standard "(001.001)" Standard ROM
*Font IDAutomationSMICR: Standard "(001.001)" Standard ROM
*Font Symbol: Special "(001.001)" Special ROM
*Font Tahoma: Standard "(001.001)" Standard ROM
*Font Tahoma-Bold: Standard "(001.001)" Standard ROM
*Font Times-Bold: Standard "(001.001)" Standard ROM
*Font Times-BoldItalic: Standard "(001.001)" Standard ROM
*Font Times-Italic: Standard "(001.001)" Standard ROM
*Font Times-Roman: Standard "(001.001)" Standard ROM
*Font TimesNewRomanMT: Standard "(001.001)" Standard ROM
*Font TimesNewRoman-BoldMT: Standard "(001.001)" Standard ROM
*Font TimesNewRoman-BoldItalicMT: Standard "(001.001)" Standard ROM
*Font TimesNewRoman-ItalicMT: Standard "(001.001)" Standard ROM
*?FontQuery: "
save
/str 100 string dup 0 (fonts/) putinterval def
count 1 gt
exch dup str 6 94 getinterval cvs
(/) print print (:) print
FontDirectory exch known
{(Yes)}{(No)} ifelse =
{exit} ifelse
}bind loop
(*) = flush
restore
*End
*?FontList: "
FontDirectory { pop == } bind forall flush
(*) = flush
*End
*% Printer Messages (verbatim from printer):
*Message: "%%[ exitserver: permanent state may be changed ]%%"
*Message: "%%[ Flushing: rest of job (to end-of-file) will be ignored ]%%"
*Message: "\FontName\ not found, using Courier"
*% Status (format: %%[ status: <one of these> ]%% )
*Status: "idle"
*Status: "busy"
*Status: "waiting"
*Status: "printing"
*Status: "warming up"
*Status: "PrinterError: BD check"
*Status: "PrinterError: Paper jam"
*Status: "PrinterError: Replace toner bag"
*Status: "PrinterError: Warming up"
*Status: "PrinterError: Timing error"
*Status: "PrinterError: Fuser check"
*Status: "PrinterError: Cover opened"
*Status: "PrinterError: Toner empty"
*Status: "PrinterError: Empty & reset output bin(s)"
*Status: "PrinterError: Sorter or jogger error"
*Status: "PrinterError: Scanner check"
*% Input Sources (format: %%[ status: <stat>; source: <one of these> ]%% )
*Source: "serial9"
*Source: "serial25"
*Source: "AppleTalk"
*Source: "Centronics"
*% Printer Error (format: %%[ PrinterError: <one of these> ]%%)
*PrinterError: "BD check"
*PrinterError: "Paper jam"
*PrinterError: "Replace toner bag"
*PrinterError: "Warming up"
*PrinterError: "Timing error"
*PrinterError: "Fuser check"
*PrinterError: "Cover opened"
*PrinterError: "Toner empty"
*PrinterError: "Empty & reset output bin(s)"
*PrinterError: "Sorter or jogger error"
*PrinterError: "Scanner check"
*%DeviceAdjustMatrix: "[1 0 0 1 0 0]"
*% Color Separation Information =====================
*DefaultColorSep: ProcessBlack.60lpi.300dpi/60 lpi / 300 dpi
*InkName: ProcessBlack/Process Black
*InkName: CustomColor/Custom Color
*InkName: ProcessCyan/Process Cyan
*InkName: ProcessMagenta/Process Magenta
*InkName: ProcessYellow/Process Yellow
*% For 60 lpi / 300 dpi =====================================================
*ColorSepScreenAngle ProcessBlack.60lpi.300dpi/60 lpi / 300 dpi: "45"
*ColorSepScreenAngle CustomColor.60lpi.300dpi/60 lpi / 300 dpi: "45"
*ColorSepScreenAngle ProcessCyan.60lpi.300dpi/60 lpi / 300 dpi: "15"
*ColorSepScreenAngle ProcessMagenta.60lpi.300dpi/60 lpi / 300 dpi: "75"
*ColorSepScreenAngle ProcessYellow.60lpi.300dpi/60 lpi / 300 dpi: "0"
*ColorSepScreenFreq ProcessBlack.60lpi.300dpi/60 lpi / 300 dpi: "60"
*ColorSepScreenFreq CustomColor.60lpi.300dpi/60 lpi / 300 dpi: "60"
*ColorSepScreenFreq ProcessCyan.60lpi.300dpi/60 lpi / 300 dpi: "60"
*ColorSepScreenFreq ProcessMagenta.60lpi.300dpi/60 lpi / 300 dpi: "60"
*ColorSepScreenFreq ProcessYellow.60lpi.300dpi/60 lpi / 300 dpi: "60"
*% For 53 lpi / 300 dpi =====================================================
*ColorSepScreenAngle ProcessBlack.53lpi.300dpi/53 lpi / 300 dpi: "45.0"
*ColorSepScreenAngle CustomColor.53lpi.300dpi/53 lpi / 300 dpi: "45.0"
*ColorSepScreenAngle ProcessCyan.53lpi.300dpi/53 lpi / 300 dpi: "71.5651"
*ColorSepScreenAngle ProcessMagenta.53lpi.300dpi/53 lpi / 300 dpi: "18.4349"
*ColorSepScreenAngle ProcessYellow.53lpi.300dpi/53 lpi / 300 dpi: "0.0"
*ColorSepScreenFreq ProcessBlack.53lpi.300dpi/53 lpi / 300 dpi: "53.033"
*ColorSepScreenFreq CustomColor.53lpi.300dpi/53 lpi / 300 dpi: "53.033"
*ColorSepScreenFreq ProcessCyan.53lpi.300dpi/53 lpi / 300 dpi: "47.4342"
*ColorSepScreenFreq ProcessMagenta.53lpi.300dpi/53 lpi / 300 dpi: "47.4342"
*ColorSepScreenFreq ProcessYellow.53lpi.300dpi/53 lpi / 300 dpi: "50.0"
*% For "Dataproducts LZR 2665" version 46.2
*% Produced by "GETapd.ps" version 2.0 edit 47
*% Converted to meet 4.0 specification
*% Last Edit Date: Sep 15 1992
*% The byte count of this file should be exactly 011228 or 011572
*% depending on the filesystem it resides in.
*% end of PPD file for Dataproducts LZR 2665

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