Re: [Nautilus-list] Xft Anti-aliasing, Libart antialiasing?



> > I think I'd rather look at something that looks like it looks on paper
> > than something that looks like it's from a computer, if it's going to be
> > blurred either way.
>
> Ah. But the unhinted AA is not what it will look on paper. The paper will
> typically have non-hinted non-aa sharp looking fonts, whereas the unhinted
> aa will have grayscale blurry looking fonts, even though they use the same
> 'ideal' curves instead of slightly modified ones.

Close enough for me :-) As I said, I think different people see things
different ways.

Moses





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