mozilla AA fonts
HornGábor
Horn.Gabor at aktiv.co.hu
Sat Apr 12 21:40:24 GMT 2003
Hi Nick!
Just a short question now, i'm in a hurry. Where did u get that font?
Could u give an url please or send this file to my private address
(let's not stress the list w/ that) if u cannot find it?
thx, hirisov
2003-04-12, szo keltezéssel Nick Hudson ezt írta:
> This is what I do with Mozilla and Galeon2. Mozilla has a option to
> either use the web fonts the webpage specifies or you can specify one
> font for the browser. For me I choose 1 font for every webpage being
> that in my opinion most webpages use ugly ass fonts. It makes for
> better reading and its a whole lot better looking than trying to render
> webpage fonts that might not be AA to being with.
>
> As for editing your unix.js you really dont have to do that with Mozilla
> 1.3 if you have Xft compiled it, it kind of does it own its own. As for
> that webpage for me as I have all webpages rendering in 1 font they all
> look the same. You can take a look at some screenshopts I did to give
> you a idea of what I am talking about:
>
> http://www.nhudson.org/ss/mozilla-xft2.png
> http://www.nhudson.org/ss/mozilla-gtk2.png
>
> This next one is how I have my fonts setup in my prefrences under
> Mozilla
>
> http://www.nhudson.org/ss/mozilla.png
>
> If you have any questions or thoughts please let me know. AA fonts are
> a bit tricky and I work on it every day to try to fiond a better way of
> doing things in Lunar with AA fonts. Hopefully one day I will find a
> solution that will solve alot of problems. Main one that I run into
> most if not all of the core fonts are not AA and cant be rendered that
> way. All of the ttf fonts are and they work well with Xft. Now the
> downside to the Core unix fonts is that some webpages I have run into
> use those fonts that dont render AA at all and you get a horrible
> looking font. This is why I use 1 font to look at webpages, makes for
> much easier living a reading on my eyes.
>
> Nick
>
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