I wonder if anyone can help me with this problem: On my machine (linux/x86) I used to have an installation of XFree86 version 4.1.0 that I installed by building it from source code. It used the version of freetype2 that is included in the source tarballs. Everything worked fine, so I had to do something to address that problem ;-). I decided I wanted to use a newer version of freetype2, so I downloaded, compiled and installed freetype2 version 2.0.5 and then rebuilt X11 with 'HasFreetype2' set to 'YES'.
After installing everything I noticed that all my fonts were anti-aliased regardless of their sizes. In my XftConfig file, I have the following lines: # # Only do anti-aliasing for tiny or huge fonts # at mid-range sizes, fonts probably look better without it # match any size => 8 any size <= 14 edit antialias = false; Executing 'make install' overwrote my old XftConfig with the distributed version of that file (grrh), so I had to redo all customizations from scratch and consequently the above lines may not exactly match what I had in my old file. However, I could not find anything thats wrong with those lines, so I am turning to YOU for help. I should also mention that it is not the entire file that is ignored, other settings, such as font directory paths, do take effect. The only other change I made when rebuilding XFree86 was to disable support for Xinerama, which had been built and installed, although not used, before. Any help would be greatly appreciated! ---------------------- Thomas Koeller [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Render mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/render
