Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Tue 11th Oct 2005 00:14 UTC, submitted by Frank Schoep
Java Frank Schoep recently wrote this article on the rendering improvements of Swing applications in the upcoming Mustang version of Java.
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RE: horrible examples
by on Tue 11th Oct 2005 07:03 UTC in reply to "horrible examples"

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I posted each text example in two sizes: one-on-one, just as you'd see it rendered, and enlarged by a factor of 8. I didn't attempt to explain the technique behind subpixel antialiasing, I just wanted to show Java supported this now.

By enlarging the texts you can clearly see the coloured "subpixels" surrounding the text. For real life rendering, I included some twelve full screenshots with text rendered using the various JDKs and settings.

I'm sorry that I couldn't convey my message better, but I hope it is clear now that I did not want to dissect subpixel rendering, just show that, and how, it is now supported by the Java runtime.

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