How to make Fedora's font rendering as good as Ubuntu's?
It's the only reason I'm stuck with ubuntu.
How to make Fedora's font rendering as good as Ubuntu's?
Kevin Evans
Owen Anderson
Have you tried enabling subpixel rendering and full hinting in GNOME tweaks?
Brody Cox
Yes. Didn't help.
Why is ubuntu's font rendering god tier by default and other distros completely ignore it?
Juan Richardson
Mason Campbell
With both installed font rendering is identical to what you would see on Ubuntu LTS 18.04. Works nicely.
Matthew Rivera
Install better_fonts copr repo.
Lincoln Hill
why do people care so much about fonts
I just use whatever the OS has by default and everything looks fine, what's the big deal?
Jose Cox
autism
Ethan Cox
>.t never have seen a good font rendering in their lives.
Kayden White
OpenBSD has great font rendering out of box.
Landon Smith
everyone just uses freetype, including cuck oses
fontards are the exact same here as audiopedophiles, easily impressible and retarded folk
Colton Peterson
Canonical's freetype2 patches massively improve readability. Probably the best font rendering of any desktop OS.
Juan Anderson
Can anyone show the differences
Juan Turner
Get. A. Job.
Hunter Brown
>Canonical's freetype2 patches massively improve readability. Probably the best font rendering of any desktop OS.
Which patches?
Joshua Diaz
See these packages and the spec files within the build directories:
Liam Miller
Bitmap fonts never had this problem.
Why did we have to fuck it up?
Jackson Watson
Doesn't load for me. Oh well.
I was just interested because I generally like the Ubuntu font, but it seems like the "patches" are just configuration changes and change nothing about how the freetype renderer works.
Jonathan Gutierrez
>why do people care so much about fonts
Makes a huge difference in readability.
Anyways, the solution is to go 4K.
All problems with poor font rendering are caused by not having enough pixels.
Justin Thompson
you don't. Fedora is unironically trash
Tyler Lopez
They have a CEO, See e o
youtube.com
Christopher Rodriguez
Works on my machine.