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by **razo** » Fri, 27 Apr 2001 15:49:57

I've installed the newest freebsd 4.3, kde 2.1.1, qt2.3, and xfree 4.03. I
was wondering if anti-aliasing works in freebsd. Anyone know?

thanks

by **David Hawort** » Fri, 27 Apr 2001 19:22:02

> I've installed the newest freebsd 4.3, kde 2.1.1, qt2.3, and xfree 4.03.
> I
> was wondering if anti-aliasing works in freebsd. Anyone know?

well, I'm running freebsd 4.3-stable, kde 2.1.1, qt2.3 and X4.03.
antialiasing works for me.

dave

by **razo** » Sat, 28 Apr 2001 01:30:43

>> I've installed the newest freebsd 4.3, kde 2.1.1, qt2.3, and xfree 4.03.
>> I
>> was wondering if anti-aliasing works in freebsd. Anyone know?

> well, I'm running freebsd 4.3-stable, kde 2.1.1, qt2.3 and X4.03.
> antialiasing works for me.

> dave

Besides the anti-alias option in the kcontrol in kde, is there anything
special I have to do to get it to work?

by **David Hawort** » Sat, 28 Apr 2001 07:24:48

Quote:> Besides the anti-alias option in the kcontrol in kde, is there anything
> special I have to do to get it to work?

don;t think so. to check it, open up a konsole fill it with text and run
xmag to zoom in on it. it's better if the text is bigger. if the text
has grey edges it's on

dave

by **Bjarne Wichmann Peterse** » Sat, 28 Apr 2001 16:58:55

> well, I'm running freebsd 4.3-stable, kde 2.1.1, qt2.3 and X4.03.
> antialiasing works for me.

Do you have it working with truetype fonts as well? When I turn on
AA-options in KDE I loose all my ttf-fonts.

Bjarne

by **David Hawort** » Sun, 29 Apr 2001 07:18:57

> > well, I'm running freebsd 4.3-stable, kde 2.1.1, qt2.3 and X4.03.
> > antialiasing works for me.

> Do you have it working with truetype fonts as well? When I turn on
> AA-options in KDE I loose all my ttf-fonts.

I have no idea... I tend to use bitstream for most things. I'll try to
check on monday. it's on my work box see

dave

by **Graham Brig** » Sat, 05 May 2001 07:12:31

Quote:>> Besides the anti-alias option in the kcontrol in kde, is there anything
>> special I have to do to get it to work?

>don;t think so. to check it, open up a konsole fill it with text and run
>xmag to zoom in on it. it's better if the text is bigger. if the text
>has grey edges it's on

If its any consolation, it doesn't work for me either. However, I haven't
got any scalable fonts it seems, and these are the ones that would get
anti-aliased, not the bitmap ones.

How can I configure XFree86 4.0.3_3 to use TrueType fonts?

Graham

by **mic..** » Sat, 05 May 2001 19:08:40

>>> Besides the anti-alias option in the kcontrol in kde, is there anything
>>> special I have to do to get it to work?

>>don;t think so. to check it, open up a konsole fill it with text and run
>>xmag to zoom in on it. it's better if the text is bigger. if the text
>>has grey edges it's on
> If its any consolation, it doesn't work for me either. However, I haven't
> got any scalable fonts it seems, and these are the ones that would get
> anti-aliased, not the bitmap ones.
> How can I configure XFree86 4.0.3_3 to use TrueType fonts?

Create a TrueType dir under fonts, put your fonts in it, run
ttmkfdir then mkfontdir, finally put Load "freetype"
in XF86Config and also put the FontPath

Quote:> Graham

--
Michel Talon

by **Graham Brig** » Sun, 06 May 2001 00:31:07

Quote:>Create a TrueType dir under fonts, put your fonts in it, run
>ttmkfdir then mkfontdir, finally put Load "freetype"
>in XF86Config and also put the FontPath

Great, thanks for that.

Graham

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