Linux device app stack gains commercial fonts

Linux device app stack gains commercial fonts

â€” Oct. 23, 2007 â€” Trolltech's popular Qtopia graphical application framework for Linux-powered devices has gained a commercial font plug-in from long-time font specialist Bitstream Inc. The plug-in's integrated "Bitstream Font Fusion" rendering engine is faster, uses less memory, and offers higher quality than Qtopia's native fonts, Bitstream claims.
Published: 10/30/2007 7:35:04 PM
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