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Jerry McBride pisze: |
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> On Wednesday 30 January 2008 10:50:02 am econti wrote: |
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>> Hi all, |
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>> may be this is a stupid question but I am not able to set the |
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>> anti-aliasing on firefox and thunderbird. |
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>> Regards |
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>> emilio |
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> You have a good trail to follow for your problem in the other messages... |
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> For my problem, with regards to anti-aliasing... I have one computer running |
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> kde that I can't turn on "sub-pixel hinting". The option is under the Fonts |
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> tab in control settings, but it's greyed out... I'm not able to tell why... |
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> Any hints? (pun intended) |
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To use anti-aliasing You must have card with driver that allows to use |
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RGBA colorspace in hardware mode. Currently new cards using that |
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colorspace, but some older use only YUV* color spaces. Some cards on PCI |
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slot with 2 MB memory and first cards on AGP slot using only YUV* color |
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spaces. If you have such card, you can only emulate subpixel hinting, |
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but not all drivers allowing to do this. If you can't use subpixel |
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hinting, that will be problem of the driver or older card. Try to verify |
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/etc/X11/xorg.conf for driver - is it realy driver for Your card, or |
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just replace G.C. with some newer... |
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Mateusz M. |
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