Bad quality of generated deb file

Hi
I use javafx to generate native application and install on the other pcs, and it prompt bad quality of software. Is it a bug of javafxpackager?
Regards,
Hua Jie

Hello again
I have managed to change some quality related code responsible for generating different diagram in EPF.
Below you can see that now EPF is generating less compressed jpegs and some anti-aliasing is added to (I purposely disabled it on the text, beacause and you can see in first post there are some issues with some letters).
If you want this in your EPF, I have attached my jar files.
Just move out the originals one (files with name starting e.g. org.eclipse.epf.authoring.ui, but timestamp will be different) from plugins/ to some folder outside eclipse, and put my ones in the plugins folder.
I include MD5 checksums:
e7483d1cc7c290e8eb5001665995165c *org.eclipse.epf.authoring.ui_1.5.0.201409251338.jar
244caf1901fad80e2745411fae6bf380 *org.eclipse.epf.diagram.ui_1.5.0.201409251338.jar
7769795067f8e0afc3cbbd653f762c60 *org.eclipse.epf.library_1.5.0.201409251338.jar

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