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Linux users (Windows users too?) sometimes experience rendering issues in the mind map view and/or font rendering.
 
Linux users (Windows users too?) sometimes experience rendering issues in the mind map view and/or font rendering.
The first thing is to check whether you are using openjdk-7, openjdk6 should no longer be used. That means you have
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The first thing is to check whether you are using openjdk-7 or openjdk-8, openjdk6 should no longer be used. That means you have
to install openjdk-7-jdk (or similar) package ''and'' activate it (Debian/Ubuntu: ''update-java-alternatives'').
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to install openjdk-[78]-jdk (or similar) package ''and'' activate it (Debian/Ubuntu: ''update-java-alternatives'').
 
If that doesn't help, below are some hints that have helped a bunch of people.
 
If that doesn't help, below are some hints that have helped a bunch of people.
  

Revision as of 20:40, 23 March 2016

Linux users (Windows users too?) sometimes experience rendering issues in the mind map view and/or font rendering. The first thing is to check whether you are using openjdk-7 or openjdk-8, openjdk6 should no longer be used. That means you have to install openjdk-[78]-jdk (or similar) package and activate it (Debian/Ubuntu: update-java-alternatives). If that doesn't help, below are some hints that have helped a bunch of people.

The Arch Linux wiki has some important hints regarding java (swing) rendering.

Relevant discussions

Things to try

  • change the L&F to metal: Tools->Preferences->Appearance->Look and Feel (this has fixed the issues in most cases!)
  • from the Arch Linux wiki (see above)
    • run with -Dawt.useSystemAAFontSettings=on -Dswing.aatext=true
    • install "ttf-ms-fonts" package
  • -Dsun.java2d.xrender=True (see thread above)
  • change Tools->Preferences->Appearance->Antialias

If you need help, post in the open discussion forum.