This is driving me crazy

I got a long list on my desktopart of it is:
......
tsconf install
ttf-dejavu-core install
ttf-dejavu-extra install
ttf-freefont install
ttf-indic-fonts-core install
ttf-mscorefonts-installer install
ttf-punjabi-fonts install
ttf-ubuntu-font-family install
ttf-wqy-microhei install
tumbler install

 

Well, you got the ttfonts that I have. Don't know what more to say

 

i guess its not driver or fonts problem but

font rendring problem please try change settings here you see try full hinting

change smoothing .....etc hope one work for you

also subplix smoothing ....etc one i hope one will work for you

these screenshots from gnome 2 try see options on xubuntu/ubuntu

 

wondering if any solution works out

 

I have played with all the above font selections.But the problem is still there.I can not think of any more solutions to this problem.Maybe I should wait for another update from the Xupdates team.Because there was no problem with Ubuntu 10.04.

 

Can you log in to a GNOME Classic (no effects) session? If so, what happens then?

 

I do not have the gnome classic I have to install it.I have Ubuntu,Ubuntu 2D and XFCE options to log on.

sudo apt-get install gnome-session-fallback
sudo apt-get install gnome-panel
Are these the right commands to install the gnome classic.

 

wait i put your question here as well

http://askubuntu.com/questions/155840/ubuntu-font-problem

i guess we should wait for experts reviews as well

 

Thank you very much for posting it in the forums.But unfortunately

Someone wrote this.

 

I visit askubuntu.com several times a day.

 

I got it because I installed gnome tweak tools aka Advanced Settings. Post-installation, you can log out and when you log in again you'll see that option. It may not solve your problem but ...

 

Question is removed

 

cet i put question again this time on ubuntu forums i guess this is bug problem you where right you have to wait little

edit: link here i guess its bug problem

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1967462


here i posted again

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2010287

and

http://askubuntu.com/questions/155855/weird-lines-font-corrupted-in-unity-12-04

 

As one of the posters commented, the https threw up a warning.

 

opps now thread closed LOL

i guess cet is not only having a bad day

but i am too stuborn to giveup

here if your system fonts good in xubuntu may be this help

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1772951&highlight=fonts

please also check post number 38 edit link

sorry for wrong link my mistake

 

Cet, put up images of broken fonts in Chrome and Firefox and system menus. It may help someone figure out things. Are they equally bad in Unity 2D and 3D?

 

That suggests removing the Firefox profile folder. Cet has mentioned that with Unity 2D and 3D, the problem is not only with Firefox but also with Chrome and also with system menus.

 

I wonder whether cet has tried what I mentioned in posts #12 & #17 ? I suppose she has - just checking.

 

I have tried every option which was written here.I tried making a new profile for firefox.It did not work too.
h ttp://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1967462
I think this is my problem.But the card is ATI,mine is intel.And th font corruption looks like mine but I do not have lines.
This is from Unity

 

These 2 are from Ubuntu 2D

 

i guess bug is this one Bug #751828

https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/ source/mesa/ bug/751828

old one effect some intel drivers too so i guess you should wait a little

 

I am happy with the XFCE and using Chrome.I will wait
I am afraid if XFCE updates to the next version I may get the same bug.So I will stay with XFCE 4.8 for now.

I had this font problem while using the Live CD but I thought that it was because of system working from the CD and lack of memory.Now this is a lesson for me to believe in the Live CD session lol.

 

Comment in the launchpad bug to let them know it affects you as well.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/ source/mesa/ bug/751828

Or if you'd like to get a response faster than just waiting around, you can open a terminal and type

Code:

ubuntu-bug unity

and click "yes" when it asks if it's a graphical problem.