It says that there should be some kind of blacklist. But the problem is that blacklist is empty. It has only commented out header.
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It says that there should be some kind of blacklist. But the problem is that blacklist is empty. It has only commented out header.
This has worked for me: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1477261
After I've install that, I had to reboot, select hdmi in skype settings for mic, and disable mic boost from mixer settings.
Sorry for the downtime, my site was down for a while, now everything should be back to normal again.
Please, update your instructions - there is a slight error in step 3. Command "./install" has to be prepended with sharp sign, not with dollar. That is, it has to be executed with superuser rights.
Smoothing for windows fonts in wine works only for fonts larger than ~ 14 pt, since wine uses another rendering technique for small windows fonts. Thus, you can see font smoothing in wine only on...
That's not correct. All font sizes are being smoothed. The exception is made for fonts that have built-in bitmap fonts. If font has one, wine would use it, and it won't be smoothed.
Maybe. I've been testing it on quite old machine with Celeron 1.3 GHz, experiencing this "Illegal Instruction" error.
Is that only me having trouble trying to run it? I've added hardy ppa chromium repository (deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/chromium-daily/ppa/ubuntu hardy main) and installed chromium-browser. But when...
Here it is. These samples taken in winecfg, graphics tab, there at the bottom you can select dpi, and see big text. First is no smoothing, second - grayscale, third - RGB subpixel....
Easy way to enable font smoothing in Wine
As most of you already know, wine supports font smoothing, including subpixel since wine 1.1.12. The problem is, this feature is disabled by default. There are many advices in internet on how to...
Don't use session switcher, use hotkeys instead (alt+ctrl+f7/f8/f9/whatever).