At first I forgot to set GSFontAntiAlias to YES and, naturally, got the same result as that of the xlib backend. After setting the environmental variable correctly, the trouble has disappeared!
Now thats interesting. I didnt even know about the GSFontAntiAlias setting and I havent touched it - yet I do not see the bug you see.
hmmm...
-pete.
Accroding to GNUstep/System/Library/Documentation/Developer/Gui/Reference /DefaultsSummary.html,
GSFontAntiAlias
A boolean value which defaults to NO. If set to YES and the X-Windows (sic)
system has the XFT extension, then the application will use anti-aliased fonts
as provided by the X-Windows (sigh) system.
As such, I think it is simply a matter of system configuration. My system usually uses
standard bitmap fonts as default. So I have to set it explicitly when I want to use
anti-aliased ones.
- KK
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