I always set up the infinality fonts when I set up a Linux distro. Its not that Linux is awful at fonts, but its hard to argue its always as good as windows. If something can be improved with regards to a linux config, I'll have a go.
Until now I've never had an issue with the infinality fonts which I use both in Manjaro and MX15/16. However, the other day I did come across something rather strange.
I was trying to set up a logo for my sister's blogsite and I wanted a clear background with the text on top. So I googled how to do this with gimp and off I went: but when I typed in my logo this is what I saw:
Until now I've never had an issue with the infinality fonts which I use both in Manjaro and MX15/16. However, the other day I did come across something rather strange.
I was trying to set up a logo for my sister's blogsite and I wanted a clear background with the text on top. So I googled how to do this with gimp and off I went: but when I typed in my logo this is what I saw:
The green highlight around the edge of the font was hideous, so I had to go another way.
So off to google I went and eventually I found this
The solution was this:
Creating /etc/gimp/2.0/fonts.conf and adding
fixes the problem.
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