Re: pdf / ghostscript viewer

[atai ece ucsd edu (Andy Tai)]

> 
> The anti-aliasing in gv sucks compared to acroread (that's why it's
> not on by default, I guess) - it's like the Win95 excuse for
> anti-aliasing.  Basically, it's such poor quality that it makes things
> harder to read rather than easier.  I like the anti-aliasing in
> acroread - it actually makes stuff in small point sizes readable.


Isn't anti-aliasing the job of ghostscript?   Is gv to blame for the quality?
Or (display) ghostscript should be the one to improve?


> 
>  - Jim
> 


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