What fonts do you use for Opera?

I just reinstalled and some fonts look just plain silly in Opera- Like this website's menu at the top right corner.
So what are your font settings? I'll steal them.

Perhaps you already know, but two important things are:
1) disable X core fonts in opera about:config;
2) uninstall from your system ttf-ms-fonts because opera wants to use them also if you tell it not to use them.

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Jack,
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Hi ! (sorry for my bad english)
I develop now an application for production planning and I use an informix database-server. I have no problems with the database an the connection. I,m a database expert, but I,m a newcommer in java. What classes do you use to develop a database application ? (specially Table Handling) I tried it with JTable and AbstractTableModel. Are there better possibilities ?
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I was using terminus, but I found it too thin for my tastes (or maybe for my bad eyes...) so I sought around and I read many persons like the Microsoft's Consolas and I have to say that it is indeed very nice. Probably MS should stop doing OSes and start drawings fonts only...
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Last edited by ezzetabi (2007-09-20 10:36:52)

ezzetabi wrote:I was using terminus, but I found it too thin for my tastes (or maybe for my bad eyes...) so I sought around and I read many persons like the Microsoft's Consolas and I have to say that it is indeed very nice. Probably MS should stop doing OSes and start drawings fonts only...
I never saw this particular font, but I second that, fonts is the only thing MS do well imo
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terminus

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[vEX] wrote:
con wrote:I use Xmodmap to get the keys to work...then just assign them actions throuhg the global shortcuts in applications
If youre not gettign any codes, dmesg or xev, turn of the computer switch to the PS/2 port youre using USB to connect the keyboard, USB hid driver hasnt got the functionality to give those extra keys scancodes and the devs dont seem willing to do anything about it...
Follow the wiki hotkyes instructions and you cant go wrong, someone posted link to them earlier.
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EDIT: It wasn't, I added the --no-status switch but it still won't work with mpc.
Actually i read every post in this thread before posting, sorry if came of sounding mean (sv:elak) or something. Thought you just wanted to know what apps ppl were using to get multimedia keys to work (alot of ppl seem to be having problems with this), didnt realize that you wanted help. Maybe choose a better title if you dont want too confuse ppl like me. Again sorry:)

What strategy do you use for development EJB-JSP ?

Hi all,
I'd like to share opinion about development phase.
In particular what is the best strategy for development
of JSP-EJB applications?
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[vEX] wrote:
con wrote:I use Xmodmap to get the keys to work...then just assign them actions throuhg the global shortcuts in applications
If youre not gettign any codes, dmesg or xev, turn of the computer switch to the PS/2 port youre using USB to connect the keyboard, USB hid driver hasnt got the functionality to give those extra keys scancodes and the devs dont seem willing to do anything about it...
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EDIT: It wasn't, I added the --no-status switch but it still won't work with mpc.
Actually i read every post in this thread before posting, sorry if came of sounding mean (sv:elak) or something. Thought you just wanted to know what apps ppl were using to get multimedia keys to work (alot of ppl seem to be having problems with this), didnt realize that you wanted help. Maybe choose a better title if you dont want too confuse ppl like me. Again sorry:)

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