Mike,
Many of graphics drivers for higher-spec cards seem to be optimised for
32-bit data transfers, so if you select a 32bpp (24 bit colour) mode then
the card may actually be faster than in 16-bit mode. There are also issues
to do with colour translation that affect things.
VNC Viewer 4 should
Mike Fedyk wrote:
Mike Fedyk wrote:
Tim Waugh wrote:
The fontconfig library does client-side text rendering.
Thanks. I looked it up and it looks like it's freetype that does the
rendering.
There's a new package in Debian Unstable and the changelog mentions
freetype changes. I'm downloading
Mike Fedyk wrote:
Jan Suchy wrote:
I believe you can't get anti-aliased fonts with vncserver
because it doesn't support OpenGL. You'll probably
get an error message similar to this one:
Xlib: extension "GLX" missing on display ":3.0"
when you try to start an application which normally has
anti-a
Jan Suchy wrote:
I believe you can't get anti-aliased fonts with vncserver
because it doesn't support OpenGL. You'll probably
get an error message similar to this one:
Xlib: extension "GLX" missing on display ":3.0"
when you try to start an application which normally has
anti-aliased fonts. AFAIK
Mike Fedyk wrote:
Mike Fedyk wrote:
Anyway, if I point OpenOffice to an Xfree86 Xserver, I get
anti-aliased fonts, but not with the vncserver as the Xserver.
They're seperate machines, so I'm hoping there is some package I
forgot to install, or some config option that needs to be set so I can
Mike Fedyk wrote:
Anyway, if I point OpenOffice to an Xfree86 Xserver, I get anti-aliased
fonts, but not with the vncserver as the Xserver.
They're seperate machines, so I'm hoping there is some package I forgot
to install, or some config option that needs to be set so I can have
anti-aliased f
Hi,
I'm sorry if this is a FAQ, but maybe I'm doing something a little
different.
I'm setting up what I call a "Linux Desktop Server". It uses a similar
idea to Citrix and MS Terminal server, but with VNC instead.
Anyway, if I point OpenOffice to an Xfree86 Xserver, I get anti-aliased
fonts,
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