Re: More questions on hosts.allow, X-windows

Ken Lai (min-ken.lai@yale.edu)
Wed, 2 Dec 1998 00:32:29 -0500 (EST)

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One possible reason for font jaggy-ness is that you're using postscript
fonts that are not great at scaling. If you get xfstt, the true-type font
server, you'll be able to use TTF fonts in addition to all your other
fonts. linuxgazette has an article on it (search for xfstt). I have it
setup so that I use the TTF fonts on my (ever shrinking) Win98 partition.

On Wed, 2 Dec 1998, Collin McClendon wrote:
> By the way I am having problems with fonts as well, its noticable in netscape
> that the fonts are jaggy and in some web pages just plain ugly. Any ideas?
> -Collin

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