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The FontForge font editor uses FreeType 2 to render anti-aliased
text. It also uses FreeType's debugger to track the working of
bytecode.
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Recent versions of the Qt library support the XRender
extension that uses FreeType 2 to generate anti-aliased
text. The screenshot of a KDE desktop demonstrates it.
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The AtheOS operating system used FreeType 2 in
its GUI to display anti-aliased text. Sadly, its development
discontinued.
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GtkFB, the frame-buffer port of the GTK library uses
FreeType 2 too. (note that Gnome 2.0 also provides
anti-aliased fonts under X through the XRender extension).
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