On Wed, 2002-11-27 at 09:18, John Allen wrote: > Well I'm using Cooker with KDE 3.1, and Anti-Aliasing enabled with the > Luxi Sans [xft] font, and the desktop looks just magic. No Microsoft > fonts needed whatsoever. I think the latest Qt anti-aliasing is just > fantastic.
That's because it's not QT anti-aliasing. =). Cooker KDE has been patched to use freetype2 through Xft2 and fontconfig, which will hopefully become the default way of doing fonts, because it works a treat. The microsoft fonts still look better, though. I'm partial to Tahoma as a desktop font... -- adamw
