I have synchronized my VS Code on my laptop (macOS) and my desktop computer, and yet the 'Hack' font is not effective on my laptop.
While there is no problem in my desktop computer, the font works well.
The font is installed on both machines.
Does anyone know why?
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Hello and happy new year.
I have a problem with my software. I've installed Visual Studio Code on my windows 11 and commonly I've installed some extensions on it.
also I have my Portable VS Code on an USB flash, but here's my problem. when I plug in my USB into my pc and open the VS Code, I don't know why windows open the installed version, because I want to install some extensions on the portable VS Code manually but I can't because of this problem,so is there a way to solve it?
When I test my Flutter app (default font) using Android Studio on Windows I see bad quality characters (chars with bad antialias). When I run the app on a phone the antialias is perfect (so it is not a debug mode problem). Is there a way to obtain the same good quality in the emulator on PC?
This seems like a common problem found on Android Emulators running on a windows machine.
I had a similar problem with a Windows Laptop of mine and solved it following this StackOverflow answer.
It should work even if you are using windows 11
I have done a fresh install of eclipse mars on both of my desktop PC and laptop PC. While the user interface looks clean on desktop PC, it looks ugly (compared to Desktop) on laptop. Both PC's have same configuration. Both runs Linux Mint 17.2 as operating system. Both uses same GTK theme etc. In my opinion the problem in laptop is backgrounds of SWT widgets are not transparent. But this is just a guess.
Screenshot of Desktop PC
screen shot of laptop PC
Your opinion seems to be right. I had a same problem on Kubuntu. In fact I couldn't change it in any way. After few days it looks right by itself. (maybe some fix, update or something...)
By the way nice interface!
I found out that this was a GTK theme issue, not an eclipse issue. Although two PC's use the same GTK theme (delorean dark). Desktop PC was getting the theme from a more updated PPA. laptop was getting the theme from Linux Mint PPA. I updated the theme on laptop, now the looks are consistent.
I recently started using the Open Sans Google webfont for my website. Things went well until I installed the Open Sans font onto my computer in the local font dir (Windows XP). Then all of a sudden and only on my computer and in Firefox and Chrome (latest versions running on Windows XP) the Open Sans font started to appear blurred. I thought it had something to do with my site but looking at the Google Web font site, that particular font looked blurred too. Strangely enough IE8 did not suffer from this problem.
I removed the Open Sans font from my Windows font directory and the fonts became crystal clear again on my computer and in all browsers.
Is there a way to keep the Open Sans font installed on my PC (easy if you want to create mockups using that font,....) without ending up with a blurred font in FF and Chrome for any site using Open Sans?
Had the same problem and fixed it by install Microsoft's Cleartype tuning.
Had to install the powertoy as the web version wouldn't work for me
I just got a new computer and am trying to set up my developing environment but I'm having trouble getting eclipse to connect with my phone. I have a HTC Aria android device and I was able to use it with eclipse on my old Windows XP computer. On my new Windows 7 64bit computer though, its not working.
When I run my program, I see my HTC device in the device chooser, however, its state is "offline" and it randomly disappears then reappears. I can select it, but I cannot push "OK" to run on the device. I've tried reinstalling my driver and updating it through HTC's website, but nothing has changed.
Any ideas?
I ended up reinstalling my OS, installing Eclipse Indigo 64bit, and then installing my phone driver. Works perfectly now. Have no idea what was wrong before