Posted by: Anonymous Coward
on June 28, 2006 02:29 AM
Personal assault will do you no good.
I personally HATE anti-aliased fonts. And I hate that in Linux you have to dig lots of documentation just to disable it. I can hardly imaging more obscure *non-optional* feature. (*)
Thou I doubt I would try Ion - am huge fan of IceWM.
(*) In KDE one can change fonts. IOW, KDE can be made Okay with normal non-anti-alised fonts. GNOME is magnitude more complicated case - since obviously you can NOT change fonts in it.
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Re:Ion Author
Posted by: Anonymous Coward on June 28, 2006 02:29 AMI personally HATE anti-aliased fonts. And I hate that in Linux you have to dig lots of documentation just to disable it. I can hardly imaging more obscure *non-optional* feature. (*)
Thou I doubt I would try Ion - am huge fan of IceWM.
(*) In KDE one can change fonts. IOW, KDE can be made Okay with normal non-anti-alised fonts. GNOME is magnitude more complicated case - since obviously you can NOT change fonts in it.
P.S. wmii screenshots looks damm good!
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