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Regarding OS X rendering, yes it's really juicy but I think I've grown to like it. Default fonts in Fedora/CentOS look alright to me, not terrible enough for me
by yan 18y ago
Regarding OS X rendering, yes it's really juicy but I think I've grown to like it. Default fonts in Fedora/CentOS look alright to me, not terrible enough for me to seek out a solution. Under FreeBSD, I wrestled with font rendering for literally a few days, but I don't remember what I did with my resulting config file. The fonts looked crisp and pretty.
I find more importantly is my xterm command line. Under most systems, the following xterm looks good enough for me to do anything in:
xterm -bg black -fg white -fa . -fs 13 +sb -geometry 95x24
But any way, I shall also be watching this thread.
- alnayyir 18y agocrikey. either my timing was poor or no one cares about font rendering like I do. Thanks for the reply and the xterm options. I'll use them on my debian machine.