I recently installed the latest version of DbVis on a Steam Deck (Arch Linux) and it looked really bad.
It suggested Environment variables for turning on support for anti-aliasing. _JAVA_OPTIONS='-Dawt.useSystemAAFontSettings=setting' I instead used the command in the Java VM overrides like this:Tools -> Tool Properties -> General -> Specify overridden Java VM Properties here:
Tool configuration with anti-aliasing
-- Tom
Tom Wittbrodt
I recently installed the latest version of DbVis on a Steam Deck (Arch Linux) and it looked really bad.
From the Arch Wiki, there's a page addressing fonts in a java JRE
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Java_Runtime_Environment_fonts
It suggested Environment variables for turning on support for anti-aliasing.
_JAVA_OPTIONS='-Dawt.useSystemAAFontSettings=setting'
I instead used the command in the Java VM overrides like this:
Tools -> Tool Properties -> General -> Specify overridden Java VM Properties here:
After a quick restart, font's look SO much better.
Tool configuration with anti-aliasing
SQL Editor with Anti-Aliasing
Hope this helps somebody else.
-- Tom