On 12/11/2018 03:35, Kevin Kofler wrote:
Ahmad Samir wrote:
Try setting the lcdfilter in your local fonts.conf (
~/.config/fontconfing/fonts.conf); or better yet, try building freetype
with the "spr" patch disabled. This way freetype will use Harmony
(available since freetype 2.8.1 [2]), a technique that offers LCD
rendering using a different way than ClearType. I find it works well,
for me anyway.
If you want Harmony, you also have to remove the freetype-2.9-ftsmooth.patch
that disables it. Disabling only the spr patch will give you only grayscale
anti-aliasing.
Kevin Kofler
I've been using Harmony since 2.8.1, compiled locally. I didn't notice
the ftsmooth patch in 2.9, thanks for the hint, I'll look into that.
Although I have to saw I didn't notice any drastic changes between 2.8.1
and 2.9 in Fedora, but I'll test disabling that patch all the same.
--
Ahmad Samir
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