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I've tested with Mozilla |
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unmask freetype |
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emerge freetype |
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emerge -c freetype |
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emerge pango |
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emerge gtk+ |
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restart mozilla |
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Seems to work OK, but fonts look worse than before. Is this to do |
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with hinting? |
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edited ebuild, adding src_unpack() section from 2.0.9 ebuild |
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emerge freetype |
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restart mozilla |
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Also fiddled with my subpixel decimation settings, looks better now. |
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start gimp (1.3) |
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Seems to work OK. Can use the type tool without problems. |
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start gnumeric (1.1.5) |
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Seems to work OK. This only really tests the widgets though, since |
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the gnumeric canvas dosn't use antialiasing. |
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start mrproject |
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Crashes. Find out that I'm running an older version, so... |
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emerge -c dev-libs/libmrproject |
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emerge -c app-office/mrproject |
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Seems to work OK. |
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Log out and log back in again. |
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Seems OK. This should test the panel and WM (metacity). They both |
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seem OK, although I'm not sure which FT they are using since the |
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xfree build includes it's own version. |
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Actually, the font rendering with FT212 looks better to my eyes that |
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that of FT209. And the apps I've tried seem to work without trouble. |
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I think that's all the major apps I have that use FT. |
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Yours, |
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Ian. |
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#ifndef __COMMON_SENSE__ | Ian Phillips |
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