Hmmm, but small (<8 points) glyphs are AA anyway by using the proposed
addition. Or are even normal (about 12 pt) glyphs undreadable?
But, when talking about laptops, is there any way to detect LCD screens
during the install? In general the rendering looks much better on LCD if
you use subpixel hinting (rgba=bgr; or rgb or vbgr or vrgb). Maybe it
should be inthere as well, but commented out, so anybody with a LCD can
easily enable it.
Danny
On Tue, 12 Feb 2002, Vincent Meyer, MD wrote:
> I disagree - only because on my laptop the smaller fonts are easier to
> read with aa than without it.... but then my laptop is a piece of junk from
> Gateway, which nobody in their right mind would have bought. Still,
> I find myself commenting this out to turn aa back on. My $0.02
>
> V.
>
> On Tuesday 12 February 2002 12:49 pm, you wrote:
> > > If anybody disagrees
> > > please explain!
> > >
> > > match
> > > any size > 8
> > > any size < 15
> > > all weight < bold
> > > all slant == roman
> > > edit
> > > antialias = false;
> > >
> > > (it disables AA for sizes between 8 and 15 exepting bold and italics)
>
