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- Wed 24 Aug 2005, 15:46
- Forum: Cutting edge
- Topic: Hacking Puppy's Fonts
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The improvement you''re seeing is down to using sub-pixel rendering alone, I think - and yes it does have an effect on the colouring - some fonts exhibit quite unacceptable colour fringing etc. puppy does include a libfreetype.so already, which is required for truetype font support for Xft - but thi...
- Wed 24 Aug 2005, 13:19
- Forum: Cutting edge
- Topic: Hacking Puppy's Fonts
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- Wed 24 Aug 2005, 13:14
- Forum: Cutting edge
- Topic: Hacking Puppy's Fonts
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- Wed 24 Aug 2005, 12:57
- Forum: Cutting edge
- Topic: Hacking Puppy's Fonts
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The bitstream fonts don't quite look as nice as the microsoft ones, in particular at low point sizes the 'e' smudges quite a bit, and the mono, and serif faces look as though they've come from a manual typewriter - the text looks uneven somehow. Anyway, they do still look better with the freetype li...
- Tue 23 Aug 2005, 22:43
- Forum: Cutting edge
- Topic: Hacking Puppy's Fonts
- Replies: 7
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Hacking Puppy's Fonts
Hi, Well, I'm a newbie to puppy, though I've been using and sometimes tweaking linux since the early days. I have to say puppy seems to hit a real sweet spot of simplicity, size and utility. Well done ! One thing that still isn't fixed in Linux, and in other unices, are fonts. The first problem I fi...