20.04.2012 · - Problem occurs using either Cinnamon settings or gnome-tweak-tool Description: No sub-pixel font rendering. Both gnome-tweak-tool and Cinnamon settings have a "None, Grayscale, RGBA" setting. The RGBA setting has no effect in LMDE (text is grayscale smoothed) but works in Debian Testing and Mint 12 Lisa (text is subpixel smoothed). non-portable
04.09.2018 · Re: [SOLVED] bad font rendering in GNOME on Wayland i removed every file inside /etc/fonts/config.d, then just reinstalled fontconfig and changed hinting settings to default (slight) from gnome-twaks Offline
As I have learned, there is some ugly font rendering because WebKit doesn't like to be ... font settings (~/.config/fontconfig), at least in Arch Linux.
1.- Find the preferences window, which in old GNOME 2.x was in System> Preferences> Appearance and select the tab Typographies. There you can modify the font ...
Font rendering is still a little bit awkward and one of the last weaknesses of Linux desktops. This tutorial shows how you can make GNOME and all GNOME applications (such as Evolution, the file browser Nautilus, etc.) use sharp fonts.
02.09.2011 · Gnome Tweak Tool. This is a common issue on the forums - the move to gnome3 has dumped many of the customisation features that were available in gnome2. One GUI tool that exists in Software Center is gnome-tweak-tool - its a partial solution to allow you to customise some aspects of fonts.
19.12.2020 · Hello Guys and thanks for taking a look at this! So I have noticed that the font rendering in the Gnome DE under Arch linux doesn't yield a sharp image even when anti-aliasing is set to sub pixel in gnome tweaks. So here I want to know what would be your take on improving the font rendering.
Hi, I'm just learning how font rendering on linux works, and I'm trying to understand why my fonts look different in terminator (a gnome application) and ...
28.06.2017 · Re: [Solved] Bad font rendering under Gnome 3 (with comparison pics) Are you sure you are using the same font between both operating systems? Also, I doubt you will ever get it looking exactly the same because I think Ubuntu tweaks the rendering a bit, though that may not be the case anymore.
FreeType is a font rendering library used by the GNOME platform. Most applications are unlikely to need to use FreeType directly. However, it can be useful for specialist font and typographic features. HarfBuzz ¶ HarfBuzz is a text shaping library that is used by the GNOME platform.
18.05.2018 · Open up either GNOME Software or Ubuntu Software (depending upon the distribution you’re using) and search for Font Manager. Select Font Manager and then click the Install button. Once the software is installed, launch it from the desktop menu. With the tool open, let’s install fonts on a per-user basis. Here’s how: