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Re: anti-aliased fonts
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Evans Winner |
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Re: anti-aliased fonts |
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Wed, 03 Sep 2008 13:56:32 -0600 |
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Ian Eure <ian@digg.com> writes:
I don't use Linux anymore, but I'd expect that recent
Emacs packages support AA fine.
Just out of curiosity... what do you use?
In any case, I have been compiling Emacs from CVS on various
flavors of GNU/Linux for at least a couple of years now. On
a very few occasions I have had a problem, but in every case
I just don't do `make install' and wait a few days and the
problem gets fixed. By and large it does work with no
problems. I don't know how easy it is to compile Emacs on
MS Windows, but Lennart Borgman's EmacsW32 package is
pre-compiled and is a version 23 compile.
I have had problems attempting to compile on GNU/Hurd (the
one and only reason I am not using Hurd right now: no Emacs
= I don't use it) and some BSD variants, though I haven't
tried that hard on BSD.
Re: anti-aliased fonts, Ian Eure, 2008/09/03
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