Can linux do good antialiasing? I don't know a lot about font capabilities with linux. Greg Billy Biggs wrote: > > Mike Frisch (mfrisch@xxxxxxxxxx): > > > On a regular (non-high definition) television set, the highest, > > standard screen resolution you can support is 640x480 (give or take a > > few pixels), which approximately equals the analog resoluton of an > > NTSC television set. > > If you're using square pixels, fine. When generating graphics for TV > you use 720x486 for NTSC. > > > If you look at the on-screen display (OSD) created by television sets, > > VCRs, DVD players, etc., you'll see they use a large, blocky fonts. > > And if you look at the nice antialiased text on CNN headline news, > you'll see that with good antialiasing your text doesn't need to be so > large or blocky. > > -- > Billy Biggs > vektor@xxxxxxxxxxxx > > _______________________________________________ > Video4linux-list mailing list > Video4linux-list@xxxxxxxxxx > https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/video4linux-list
