GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 166663
antialiased rendering of vector graphics
Last modified: 2005-04-08 13:39:06 UTC
gpdf and ggv are able to show much better vector graphics. I have read in ggv's preferences that this technique is called antialiasing. Wouldn't it be possible to improve it in evince?
Could you post an exemple of a file that renders poorly in evince ?
I have realized that evince renders vector graphics antialiased in ps and eps files, but it doesn't do it in pdf files. Contrary to gpdf, that renders bitmap graphics poorly, evince renders bitmaps right. Wouldn't be a way to fix both (bitmaps in gpdf and vectors in evince)? I'm using version 0.1.3, I couldn't install version 0.1.4.
Created attachment 37255 [details] pdf file poorly rendered by evince
The file renders antialiased with ggv, gpdf and acroread, but poorly in evince and xpdf.
Unless anyone has a better idea, vector graphics will be antialiased only if/when evince uses the cairo backend for xpdf.
Note that this bug is made obvious by thumbnailing. See attachment #38259 [details] : the thumbnail on the right looks, well, not so good :-(
Poppler bug, please follow these instructions: http://www.gnome.org/projects/evince/helping.html#poppler
Ok, I opened bug 2933 in freedesktop bugzilla : https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2933 Closing this one.