Re: [Fonts] Disable anti-aliasing

2003-01-14 Thread Juliusz Chroboczek 
BM 2) Is there a recommended overview on fonts under X

For 4.2 (doesn't include Xft info),

  http://www.xfree86.org/current/fonts.html

For 4.3 (includes Xft info that doesn't apply to 4.2),

  http://www.pps.jussieu.fr/~jch/software/fonts-doc/

Juliusz
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Re: [Fonts] Disable anti-aliasing

2003-01-14 Thread Bill Moseley 
On Tue, 14 Jan 2003, James Richard Tyrer wrote:

 Bill Moseley wrote:
  Two questions:
  
  1) how can I disable AA completely?
 
  match target=font
  test qual=any name=size compare=more
  int8/int
  /test
  test qual=any name=size compare=less
  int15/int
  /test
  edit name=antialias mode=assign
  boolfalse/bool
  /edit
  /match

Thanks.  Took an hour of messing with things, but this did the trick.

Seems XftConfig is not read on my setup, but /etc/fonts.conf is.  I added
the above to fonts.conf and didn't see any change.  Tried a very empty
fonts.conf with just the above in fontconfig and that didn't work
either.  Mozilla somehow broke during all of this where starting it ate
reported this forever:

  read(3, 0xbfffeb37, 1)  = -1 EAGAIN (Resource temporarily unavailable)

I removed mozilla and reinstalled.  In debian need the mozilla-xft
package so mozilla will use fonts.conf.

I removed the test for  8, so I'm just disabling for  15.

Here's what it look like:

   http://hank.org/images/no-aa.png

Opera, on the other hand, does seem to read fonts.conf (by ls -ltu), but
is still displaying AA fonts.  I assume that's a problem with Opera?  I'm
running Opera 6.11 with static QT.

I still find it odd that different browsers end up using different fonts
when displaying the same page.  Perhaps that's a result of different
browsers use of the fonts.conf file?

Thanks very much for the help.

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Bill Moseley [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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