This is full vs slight hinting. Its hard to say if there is even a difference. I zoomed in as well.
I think Chrome might be ignoring any setting I put other than font size :shrug:
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I think I have found the issue.. Its seems chrome on Linux is adding more "bold" and "font weight" than in windows :shrug:
Both these in Linux, I just removed the weight and bold css and it looks way sharper now.
NOTE I only changed "exxos" and the thread page numbers...
Both these in Linux, I just removed the weight and bold css and it looks way sharper now.
NOTE I only changed "exxos" and the thread page numbers...
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Then back in windows...
"Font weight" off and on... almost no difference, BUT in linux chrome is WAY different :pullhair:
Then mint for comparison...
So I wonder what other people see on the forum for that text ?!
"Font weight" off and on... almost no difference, BUT in linux chrome is WAY different :pullhair:
Then mint for comparison...
So I wonder what other people see on the forum for that text ?!
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Here's mine, using Manjaro Linux and Firefox:
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Looks like you have the same problem then as well. I've sent a report to Google. Not like it do any good.
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So, the Linux systems are taking note of the font weight and Windows isn't. Sounds like a bug in the Windows rendering to me.
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Windows is, just Linux does it like x10 more. It's also looking fine on Android. So seems like Linux Chrome has the bug to me.stephen_usher wrote: 06 Jul 2023 13:41 So, the Linux systems are taking note of the font weight and Windows isn't. Sounds like a bug in the Windows rendering to me.
I'll have to do another forum type template to behave in Linux :roll: But that be a pain as I am switching between Windows and Linux, id have to swap it every time :roll: It's all becoming a huge time sink and I can't mess with stuff on the PC like I could used to because of my RSI :(
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Hmmm this is curious now...
I was reading something about the droid font for Linux but I could not specifically find it. So I wonder if I am just simply missing a font somewhere :shrug:
I was reading something about the droid font for Linux but I could not specifically find it. So I wonder if I am just simply missing a font somewhere :shrug:
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Code: Select all
fc-match Droid
DejaVuSans.ttf: "DejaVu Sans" "Book"
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fc-match Verdana
Verdana.ttf: "Verdana" "Regular"
fc-match Helvetica
NimbusSans-Regular.otf: "Nimbus Sans" "Regular"
fc-match Arial
Arial.ttf: "Arial" "Regular"
fc-match sans-serif
DejaVuSans.ttf: "DejaVu Sans" "Book":shrug:
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Oh I done it :shrug:
Think only thing which I did which made any odds was..
Though I installed a lot of font packs yesterdays :shrug:
Just gotta work out why "exxos" is to bold now..
EDIT:
Seems its "supposed" to be like it is now. Though at least its a bit more like "normal" now. :)
Think only thing which I did which made any odds was..
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sudo fc-cache -fvCode: Select all
sudo apt-get install ttf-mscorefonts-installer
Just gotta work out why "exxos" is to bold now..
EDIT:
Seems its "supposed" to be like it is now. Though at least its a bit more like "normal" now. :)
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