Closed kotc closed 2 years ago
This is a nice simple improvement, thank you!
Does it work for you as ("awt.useSystemAAFontSettings","on")
instead of "lcd_hrgb"
? I'd prefer to keep it slightly general.
If I can ask, what linux distro and version are you using?
on means no subpixel rendering in theory, lcd_hrgb makes it easier to read what exact subrendering is enabled
as for distro, its slackware current, but i think its more about what window manager is running. in my case its fluxbox. i suspect gnome/kde etc might set some env that java is picking up automatically
ok thanks. What about plain "lcd"
?
plain lcd is probably same as lcd_hrgb
one possible upgrade to the patch is checking if that variable is empty (to honor command line params)
Good ideas; thanks again. When you have time, please test and let me know if that commit c642e7a works for you.
yes, it works (and seems to honor command line -D... too), thanks
Great! Thank you again
This fix was released as part of v2.5.00. Thanks again!
as you can see on my screenshots fonts look ugly without it. they are a bit fuzzy with AA, but in my opinion it's better than without
diff-0004-enable-aa-in-linux.txt