Phoenix + Xft + Gtk2 + Xprint build (Signifying Nothing: how does saying nothing at all become so loud?)

Thursday, 20 March 2003

Phoenix + Xft + Gtk2 + Xprint build

I‘ve produced a new Phoenix build for Linux. This build adds support for the Xprint extension, which substantially improves printing under Linux. Download it here in bzip2 format. Like the earlier builds, it also supports the Xft font renderer (which allows subpixel rendering, similar to Microsoft's “ClearType”, for LCD screens) and is built against Gtk 2.0.

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