In article <address@hidden>, Miles Bader <address@hidden> writes:
Kenichi Handa <address@hidden> writes:
It's quite easy to display characters without aa
(anti-aliasing), but the problem is how we specify aa or
non-aa for a specific set of characters/fonts. We may want
aa even for Chinese characters if the font size is smaller
than some threshold. So, we must design a flexible
interface that can be controlled by users.
Couldn't Emacs, by default at least, just let xft/freetype/whatever
decide?
Perhaps possible for xft backend. I've just installed a
change for that.
I was under the impression that other apps just did that, and
it seems to work well (roman letters use aa, cjk doesn't use aa at
"normal" sizes, but _does_ at big sizes).
I've thought that aa is useful for small sizes.