xt5250 on xterm with freetype support -- LINUX5250

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Subject: [LINUX5250] xt5250 on xterm with freetype support
From: Lapo Calamandrei <l_calamandrei@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 24 Oct 2002 14:28:59 +0200
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Is there any way to use xt5250 with xterm antialiased fonts (e.g. xterm
-fa 'Andale Mono') without loosing the FONT_80 and FONT_132 feat.?
Editing the xt5250 script adding the -fa something to the xterm lauch
line you get aa font, but the font change when in 132/27 will not work
anymore.

Greatings
Lapo

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