GD's AntiAliasing

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RupS
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GD's AntiAliasing

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Since recent updates on my system, GD supports AntiAliased fonts. It looks nice, but it also slows down cacti a lot when monitoring a lot of devices...

It would be great to be able to disable this :) I haven't found anything that could help me along...

There's an option for RRDTool,

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public void setAntiAliasing(boolean aa)
Bu I don't know where to adjust this.... If somebody could help me along, it would be great :)
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Post by chrome »

But AA is so *pretty* :evil:

BOW DOWN TO THE ANTI-ALIASING *(&#$&@#$&@^*
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Cacti 0.8.6d and RRDtool 1.2.x. It's slower too though.

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/nod

Slower.... :(
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Post by RupS »

I don't even think it's better looking :P

Nobody with an idea?
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