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===How to improve font rendering with your installed fonts=== | ===How to improve font rendering with your installed fonts=== | ||
A little configuration maybe required to render the fonts in an optimal manner. Follow the steps illustrated below. | |||
''1. Create the file'' | ''1. Create the file /etc/fonts/local.conf'' | ||
sudo gedit /etc/fonts/local.conf | sudo gedit /etc/fonts/local.conf | ||
Paste the following content in the file- | |||
<match target="font"> | <match target="font"> | ||
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</match> | </match> | ||
After that save the file. | |||
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''3. Open/Create .Xresources file in text editor | ''3. Open/Create .Xresources file in text editor:'' | ||
gedit .Xresources | gedit .Xresources | ||
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5.Make sure that '' | 5.Make sure that ''Anti aliasing is '''On''', and Hiting is set to '''Slight''''' in System Settings(Appearence). | ||
Finally reboot your computer to apply the settings. | |||
-(Courtesy | -(Courtesy the Arch Wiki [https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Font_Configuration#Example_fontconfig_configurations here] , and FadeMind's Forum post [http://forum.manjaro.org/index.php?topic=6879.msg62703#msg62703 here].) | ||
= Install Ubuntu/Infinality Fonts for better rendering = | = Install Ubuntu/Infinality Fonts for better rendering = | ||