2008/9/22 Andrew Tween <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi,
> The options (in Preference Browser) are :-
>
>   MonitorTypeLCD  or MonitorTypeCRT  (effectively, turns sub-pixel
> anti-aliasing on or off)
>   GlyphContrast - from 1 palest to 100 darkest; 50 is the default.
>   Hinting mode - one of
>       HintingFull - no anti-aliasing - not very good in my opinion
>       HintingLight - aligns only horizontal edges to pixel boundaries
> (similar to how OSX does it) - the default
>       HintingNone - no hinting - does not attempt to align any edges with
> (sub)pixel boundaries
>       HintingNormal - aligns both horizontal and vertical edges to
> (sub)pixel boundaries (similar to how Windows does it)
>

Yes, but these options shown with checkboxes, not with radio buttons
(when you must choose one among them). This needs to be fixed.
I found that HintingNormal is best on my display.
HintingLight renders edges with too high color contrast (for my eyes).
Changing the GlyphContrast makes the whole glyphs dim (while i
expected only edges contrast).

> Only LCD screens where the subpixel stripes are ordered RGB, and run
> vertically are supported.
> These are the most common type of LCD; others include..
>   horizontal stripes.
>   BGR stripes
>   some non-striped arrangement of the RGB subpixels. e.g. the OLPC XO screen
>
> Supporting BGR will probably be easy.
> Supporting horizontal stripes will be harder .
> Non-striped arrangements is hardest - one would need to know the physical
> pixel co-ordinates for each BitBlt pixel operation.
>
> What settings do you use in Ubuntu?
>
RGB

> Cheers,
> Andy
>
> "Igor Stasenko" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>
>> Everything looks nice except that i'm not very happy with subpixel
>> rendering on my display.
>>
>> In Ubuntu you have options, to choose a display type , most preferable
>> for subpixel rendering, and i guess, that freetype renders glyphs in
>> worst way, so when i see it on display, i can easily detect a blue/red
>> pixels surrounding glyphs.
>>
>> Is there an option in freetype, to choose the subpixel rendering mode?
>>
>> Or maybe its because my eyes is still sharp :)
>
>
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Igor Stasenko AKA sig.

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