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Why Linux fonts are not as smooth as those in windows even if i use smoothing for the fonts in Linux, they are still not as smooth as ...
- 06-04-2008 #1Just Joined!
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Why Linux Fonts are Not Smooth?!!
Hi there,
Why Linux fonts are not as smooth as those in windows even if i use smoothing for the fonts in Linux, they are still not as smooth as those in windows or mac?!!!
Thank you,
- 06-04-2008 #2
I believe our resident ghost has a possible solution for that.
http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/deb...ts-debian.html
Read through the whole thing. There are corrections toward the bottom.Registered Linux user #270181
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- 06-04-2008 #3Just Joined!
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thank you for replying
but I didn't find my font-config file in my home!!!
I am using ubuntu 8.04
- 06-04-2008 #4forum.guy
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That's strange... my fonts under Linux always look far better than they do in Windows.
If you happen to be running an LCD monitor, be sure to use sub-pixel rendering with full hinting.oz
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- 06-05-2008 #5
its .font.conf file in Ubuntu. Replace its contents with font config posted here and restart X Server.
Code:gedit ~/.font.conf
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- 06-05-2008 #6
Mine are just as smooth as the fonts on my Windows installation. The trick I use is to recompile fontconfig2 with subpixel support (its disabled by default on most distros due to patent issues).
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how do I recompile fontconfig with sbupixel?!!!
I have LCD Screen and I use sub-pixel rendering with full hinting but I still have same problem especially with small fonts and it is so difficult to read the text on the browser
how do I recompile fontconfig with sbupixel so I can solve the problem?!!!
thank you,
- 06-05-2008 #8
What distribution are you using? Rebuilding packages depends on the distro you are using.
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I am using ubuntu 8.04
- 06-06-2008 #10
I don't know anything about rebuilding Debian packages, so unfortunately I can't be of much help there. Have you tried the suggestions mentioned above?


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