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Paul de Vrieze <pauldv@g.o> said: |
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> On Thursday 09 October 2003 23:29, foser wrote: |
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>> Only fontconfig and freetype influence font rendering. And fontconfig |
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>> probably plays the major role in seting things up. |
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> Did you ever see how earlier versions of qt misrendered things? The 3.2 |
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> version is the first one that probably can use fontconfig fonts without them |
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> being available through the core protocol. In this respect pango/gtk/gnome |
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> are much better. |
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Are now qt and gnome/pango technically ok to use correctly fontconfig fonts? If |
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yes, we can concentrate on this, because other technology qhould desappear in |
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middle/long term. |
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