Martin Steigerwald - 22.12.24, 12:28:44 MEZ: > Hmm, but for some reason I do not have the Noto Sans default font but a > font called "Inter". Ah, I may have switched to it for seeing whether > its readability is better than the default. But I did not even have it > installed, so it may have used the default Noto Sans anyway. I bet I > had it installed previously, but for some reason it has been removed. > I now installed it. Let's see.
Looks fine with "Inter" font installed as well. Actually I am happy I installed it again. Contrast is clearer. Subjectively I find this is more readable than Noto, but of course your mileage may vary. > Anyway… it is just looking fine. Yours look like probably anti aliasing > disabled? I have it enabled with RGB sub pixel rendering. And Hinting > set to "light". Ah, but I also have force DPI for fonts set to 144 dpi. > It is not recommended to set it here, but it may have been set > automatically as I configured fractional scaling. Also works fine with just fractional scaling set to 150%. But haha, it again set it to force DPI for fonts set to 144 dpi. So I bet it is automatically setup this way by setting fractional scaling to 150%. When I set scaling to 100% force DPI is not set. Again this is on X11. Best, -- Martin
