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Subject: anti-aliasing-howto: Please split this package out of meta-kde
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Package: anti-aliasing-howto
Version: unavailable; reported 2003-03-02
Severity: normal
According to the rumours, GNOME (and possably others window/session
managers) are able to support anti-aliasing. i would therefore like
these howtos to be split out of the meta-kde package.
Thank you.
Paul Cupis
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anti-aliasing-howto was mostly obsolete so I removed the package. Both
Gnome and KDE now use fontconfig and Xft2, instead of the old Xft1.
Chris
