This is apparently floating around on MacFixit, although I couldn't find it there in the forums or on the main page. The following hack will disable the anti-aliasing effect in some applications. I'm not sure which apps, as I haven't tried this myself yet (I actually like the anti-aliasing).
If you'd like to experiment, here's what you need to do.
If you'd like to experiment, here's what you need to do.
- Create a folder named '.OpenStep' in your home directory (mkdir ~/.OpenStep).
- Create a file called 'environment' containing one line of text:
QDTEXT_ANTIALIASING=0;QD_MINSIZE=18
From the terminal, vi ~/.OpenStep/environment and then type the above line. Save the changes and quit. I'm guessing that QD_MINSIZE is the size below which the anti-aliasing is disabled.
- Logout and login again, and you should (might?) have less anti-aliasing than you did previously.
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