Thanks Juan --

I like this one the best so far -- not so much 
for the antialiased fonts or subpixel rendering 
(though that is nice) but I like the flatter look 
gradient-use better than the more "dimensional" 
(as they would say at Disney) looks. The OLPC 
display has a kind of sub-pixel rendering built 
in (because one writes to the actual pixels not 
to the color blobs) and this could be taken 
advantage of even more (and probably will be as a 
version of Cairo is being worked on for the machine).

Any more interesting Smalltalk methods in a browser with a look like this?

Cheers,

Alan

At 12:24 PM 4/21/2007, Juan Vuletich wrote:
>Hi Alan,
>
>I love the FreeType work by Andy Tween and 
>Henrik Gendenryd: http://www.zen61439.zen.co.uk/lcdOn.png .
>Please note that regular sub pixel rendering is 
>not useful on the OLPC machine, for the kind of display used.
>
>Cheers,
>Juan Vuletich
>
>Alan Kay escribió:
>>Hi Folks --
>>
>>I'm writing a document about Etoys on the OLPC 
>>machine and would like to include a page on 
>>Squeak (mentioning that it is lurking underneath Etoys, etc.).
>>
>>So I'm looking for really nice looking 
>>screenshots of the most esthetically pleasing 
>>"looks" that people have come up with for the 
>>general IDE, windowing system, etc. I think we 
>>should restrict it to looks that are currently in use and available.
>>
>>Can you give me some pointers?
>>
>>Cheers,
>>
>>Alan
>>
>>
>>
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