Gnome 2.18 bytecode renderer enabled, but still ugly aliased fonts
I am running Gnome 2.18 on 4.2-release. Thanks again to all those who worked on this port. It's quite stable and functional. I want to use Tahoma as my ui font, and have disabled anti-aliasing using gnome-font-properties. Also, I have undef'd TT_CONFIG_OPTION_NO_INTERPRETER (thus enabled bytecode renderer) by removing the relevant patch from freetype-1.3.1 patches directory, which disables it. Make installed freetype. But Tahoma (and other similar fonts) still looks ugly. Do I need to do anything else? Could somebody help?
Re: Gnome 2.18 bytecode renderer enabled, but still ugly aliased fonts
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: RIPEMD160 Soner Tari [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: But Tahoma (and other similar fonts) still looks ugly. Do I need to do anything else? Could somebody help? Disable the autohinter. - -- Jonathan -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- iQGVAwUBRzC8sUab4FbSWhEgAQOx7wv/YEkNMsvtge4GzfwDyR9inQIPUtpQKIp/ qcg6zyqvTLGF/kRgs8vodcjwhxrh5OpHz/o0c1cIB2wFdd2xlRAqfn95T0REISlZ ckii9EeAR1aH+kTyLtao7lAj77MWk7RUzruPoZlYMrmyO1/ZTg9VcZmlBsOgEMaa VQ0n5E2jzqEZrcZBnmHUAYfgZcqWXf9UsmRsHfXcoeBBblmp6h/QI6ehNyTJqlDk LyZUhkL9Y8u1OfRlQXJj2OEiypGli2ISP+rQKHiqC6SlWhk9DK3iia4nOv+ob05n i/ybUv1JcYoFKyrinddgoHPXZG+5ee88Y4XZyJXvzXRHTGRss7XwKRdIq7h83npW jxytBthyOb3fQkkWNvB38+AR7FUYqdpPz4YMWvsYUaH9nNS2V/7VkkK30LeW7/I2 h86rctVMZfKrNNt0SzheoCQT8HiLxlp5ej2T31tM2g+S2ANB8aOQ8pXWWJCCQpsm si0NEp9ys46HH/E7Hz6jtX7p5VXU5V2D =8xU0 -END PGP SIGNATURE-
Re: Gnome 2.18 bytecode renderer enabled, but still ugly aliased fonts
On Tue, 2007-11-06 at 20:12 +0100, Jonathan Schleifer wrote: But Tahoma (and other similar fonts) still looks ugly. Do I need to do anything else? Could somebody help? Disable the autohinter. Thanks Jonathan, that was it. (For the record, I've disabled autohinter in its conf file under /etc/fonts/conf.d)