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I tried alot so far, basic system-Sans, Mac OS-X, M$, Bitstream, DejaVu Sans etc...
Which one do you all think looks the best on your system.
(i.e: I like my ...
- 01-05-2009 #1
What's your favorite system font ?
I tried alot so far, basic system-Sans, Mac OS-X, M$, Bitstream, DejaVu Sans etc...
Which one do you all think looks the best on your system.
(i.e: I like my Linux to look like a Mac etc.)
I myself ended up using "DejaVu Sans-Book" 10pt., 87DPI, Greyscale, None on the hinting part.
To me it look's as close to a Mac, LOL
- 01-06-2009 #2
Default ones, Sans.
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- 01-06-2009 #3
- 01-06-2009 #4
IBM CRT and VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82Q35 Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 02)
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- 01-06-2009 #5
I usually prefer Liberation Sans, but sometimes it makes the fonts look half there, so I usually just use Arial.
22" Samsung LCD (1680x1050) with Nvidia 8800GT at 96 dpi. I use anti-aliasing, rgb sub-pixel rendering, and slight hinting style. All of my font sizes are "8" also.
I always use Liberation Mono for monotype. It looks great.
- 01-06-2009 #6Linux User
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I usually use serif, but monospace in terminals/editors.


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