Re: Mozilla with Anti Aliasing

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On Mon, 2002-10-21 at 19:40, jim wrote:
> > > // TrueType ///////////////////////////////////////////
> > >  pref("font.FreeType2.enable", true);
> > >  pref("font.freetype2.shared-library", "libfreetype.so.6");
> > >  
> > No, no, you guys got it wrong - it's using Xft2 so you don't need to
> > touch unix.js at all, it should just be anti-aliased. The default font
> > selection is rather... limited though, so you have to go and change it.
> Just a little while ago I put out a rather lengthy email on this.
> The link this fellow refers to tell one to do exactly what this says.

That is for the old AA code though - the new code does *not* require
Freetype2, it requires fontconfig. Which is one of the reason it is not
enabled by default - only Red Hat 8 supports it out of the box right
now.

I get AA without tweaking a single line of .js code, honest. Have you
changed the fonts used by Mozilla? Is your desktop itself AA'ed?

Regards,
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