Pango anti-aliasing

[David Trem]

OK thanks for your feedback Ryan.
It seems that it is actually something about default font size and/or
anti-aliasing threshold.
The fact is after upgrading pango to 1.22.0 and gtk2 to 2.14.3
I get poor visual result on my MacBook. Could somebody help me improve
the result.

Thanks,

David

Ryan Schmidt a écrit :
> 
> On Oct 18, 2008, at 15:09, David Trem wrote:
> 
>> Ryan Schmidt a écrit :
>>
>>> On Oct 18, 2008, at 12:37, David Trem wrote:
>>>
>>>>  It seems that I run into trouble with anti-aliasing and gtk2/pango.
>>>> With the latest gtk2 2.14.3, Revision 3
>>>> I do not have/see anti-aliasing with pango 1.22.0, x11/pango
>>>>
>>>> Any idea where I should look for...
>>>
>>> What do I need to do on my system to reproduce the problem? What does
>>> one do with gtk2 to see it? I don't usually use gtk2.
>>>
>>> What OS, Xcode and MacPorts versions do you have and on what kind of
>>> Mac?
>>
>> MacOS 10.5
>> Xcode 3.0
>> MacPorts 1.6
>> on a MacBook (intel)
>>
>> Just launch, for example, gtk-demo from the terminal to see
>> anti-aliasing is missing.
> 
> Anti-aliasing is present for me:
> 
> Mac OS X 10.4.11
> Xcode 2.5
> MacPorts from trunk
> MacBook Pro
> 
> I don't have Leopard available to test with today.
> 
> I have installed gtk2+x11
> Are you using that, or gtk2+quartz?
>