Re: freetype package update changes fonts.
Kevin DeKorte <[email protected]>
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On Friday 03 June 2005 08:30 am, Rex Dieter wrote: > Rex Dieter wrote: > > Jeremy Rosengren wrote: > >> freetype and freetype-devel were recently updated from Dag's > >> repository and it looks like after the new package is installed, it > >> slightly changes my KDE system fonts, and not in a good way. The > >> fonts seem to be the same, but they're a little larger and seem to be > >> less aliased. > > OK, I'll try again... > > In my experience, while the bytecode interpreter often makes NON- > anti-aliased fonts look better, it usually makes anti-aliased ones look > *worse* (even seemingly well-hinted ones)... matching what you're > describing. Rex, I agree that the bytecode interpreter does change the look of the fonts dramatically. When I first logged in with the new free type I said WTF... but after a couple of days of using it. I have gotten used to it. I do think my Wine apps look very good, better than on XP. Fonts I am using and yes I have a license for them Bitstream Vera Sans Arial MS Sans Serif Tms Rmn lower e's and c's and y's are kinda crufty Kevin
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