>it supports an "inferno" driver out of the box on ubuntu.
>it looks as though it is rgbv.
Yes, but when I've used the inferno driver, the results have always been
grainy, for some reason.
The plan9 driver (in the Plan 9 sources) was tweaked to accomodate
the new full-color model, and in the process I made alpha-blended
output work a bit better. I suspect that if you added these two
lines from gdevplan9.c to gdevifno.c, then the inferno driver would
look as good for black-and-white text.
if(pdev->color_info.anti_alias.graphics_bits ||
pdev->color_info.anti_alias.text_bits)
if(ldepth < 2)
ldepth = 2;
All that said, using some more standard format is probably the
right answer for page -- I would have chosen png, but bmp is okay.
Russ
