I've tried many different fonts in the browser, to no avail. And as an
aside, the *DEFAULT* font in a browser should display very well. It
doesn't; not in IE, not in FF.
some fonts look very ugly in all browsers if you have switched off "font
smoothing". eg. on windows this is the case if you h
I've dinked around with those settings on IE and FF. Doesn't make much
of any difference.
i should have emphasized it better that i was talking about system
settings.
for example on windows xp you can activate "cleartype" by right clicking
the desktop-> properties-> appearance-> effects-> "u
Looking at my screen with a magnifying glass, it has no effect I can see
on the browser fonts.
i've attached a png image to show how cleartype effects font rendering
in google chrome on my system (windows xp professional sp3).
the example site is http://www.google.com/webfonts.
on the left s
So you're using Chrome, not IE!
i wanted to show you an example how rendering looks with and without
cleartype and help you identify the problem.
of the major browsers only safari has its own subpixel algorithm. all
others based on webkit, gecko or trident engines depend on the cleartype
te
i neither see the menu entry nor the command assignment, too. i'm using
the vs shell 2008.
Should be fixed now, I've replaced the installer.
i can confirm this for vs shell 2008 on win xp sp3. i'll give it a shot
and feed it some c++ code later this evening.
thanks for your work.
i heard the rumour there actually are peta activists intelligent enough
to code! so to prevent possible death threats you probably should add a
disclaimer that no duck was/is harmed (!?) during the development
process or use. ;)
For at least a few years now, I've dreamt of creating a *sane* alternative
to (X)HTML/CSS that's *ACTUALLY DESIGNED* for UIs instead of documents.
[...]
Unfortunately, my pet-project plate already resembles that of a one-trip
buffet: Piled up, overflowing and more than one person should ever be ab
This holds as long as one has to _write_ code. Ever heard of speech
recognition?
do you acually have some experiences with this method producing code? i
have a hard time to believe "speech recognition" is faster than typing,
e.g. i can press two keys (altgr-7) quicker than saying "computer, ri
It is just like talking to a human, the output would be what you
meant instead of what you said.
"it is just like talking to a woman, the output would be what she
meant instead of what you said."
somebody call the xkcd guy :)
It would be nice if at least it functions correctly in IE8, but I
don't have it on my machine. Is there a way to test it without
installing it on the system(I don't want it to replace IE9
basically)?
http://utilu.com/IECollection/
you should probably mention somewhere explicitly that this works *only*
with the _alpha_ and not with the _stable_ release of monodevelop atm.
wasn't trying to pin that on someone. i just think a _small hint_ would
prevent people from downloading the wrong release and turn away in
frustration because your installation instructions don't work in this case.
i would like to know a bit more about those "extension modules for vibe"
and the "vpm registry". e.g. can i write yet another web framework on
top of the vibe io modules as an "vibe extension" and would you even
encourage this?
RMS doesn't let people send him documents in proprietary formats - let's
all refuse to read top-postings with an auto-reply with this link :)
the traditional link used to be:
http://learn.to/quote/
Along those lines, I really think dmd-beta should me moved to the
newsgroups.
the newsgroup is already available via gmane.comp.lang.d.dmd.beta
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