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>>>>> "D" == D D Brierton <darren@dzr-web.com> writes:
> many specialised requirements that simply aren't in
> GTK2/Pango. But ultimately the fonts themselves are being rendered by
> X aren't they? And antialiasing is in XFree86 itself, via freetype or Xft
> or something (sorry for the vagueness but the internals of X gives me the
> hebegebes). So can we expect at any time soon to see Emacs being able to
> use anti-aliased fonts?

Patches welcome.


        Stefan