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Date: Tue, 09 Oct 2012 14:42:20 +0200
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On Tue, 2012-10-09 at 03:21 +0000, John Peck wrote:
> It looks like I have geda version 1.6.2 -- installed on my gentoo system.
>  It used to be that zooming in and out of a schematic page would just make
> text objects look bigger and smaller.  Now it seems like they're trying to
> stay the same size as I zoom.  Furthermore, selecting text objects is a lot
> harder -- I can click on them, and only a small part of the text will turn
> the selected color until I redraw the page.  It didn't used to be like
> this.  Has anybody else had this issue?

On my Gentoo (AMD64) box I have not seen your observations.
Gschem 1.6.2 has some other small bugs, one is related to panning.

You may consider making a screenshot of wrong drawing.

You have send your mail as HTML, which is for me an indication of not
really smart people, so let me ask a very basic question: Are you using
native gentoo, or some sort of virtual emulation.