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On Friday, 6th November 2009, Brian Gardner wrote:

>> ... some fonts (eg Utopia)
>> are not being rendered as well as expected, and antialiasing is not
>> as featureful as expected.
>
>I don't see the Utopia font.  Did you manually add it to  
>fontconfig.properties or something?

It's in font-adobe-utopia-type1-1.0.1 required by xorg-7.4_1.  I haven't
otherwise modified my setup, so openjdk6 must get it from fontconfig.

>Antialiasing seems to work well in the other fonts.  Perhaps there is  
>an issue with a specific font type.

Well, it's a Type1 font.  The world seems to favour TrueType these days.
I'll poke about and see if I can find a Type1 vs TrueType trend in this,
or if it's just Utopia.

Stephen.