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Fedora doesn't have rgba lcdfilter by default, due to Cleartype patents. It does have antialiasing. You can resolve that by installing freetype-freeworld packa
by vetinari 10y ago
Fedora doesn't have rgba lcdfilter by default, due to Cleartype patents. It does have antialiasing.
You can resolve that by installing freetype-freeworld package (which has exactly the same freetype library, just with one #define flipped), that is offered by some repositories, or you can get a HiDPI display. Which, if the reading/writing text is important to you, you will want anyway.