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    • Font anti-aliasing in Deepin 15.5 Beta
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    iblis
    deepin
    2017-11-13 18:52
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    In previous versions of Deepin, some fonts like MingLiU (Standard font in Taiwan, and it's pretty space-saving for Latin text) may look like pixel font under 12pt:

    Now after I updated my system to 15.5 Beta, the font is rendered like this, no matter how small the text size is:

    I'm not used to this. The pixel-like style looks better for me. Then how can I disable font anti-aliasing in deepin 15.5?
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    HualetWang
    deepin
    2017-11-13 22:31
    #1
    Anti-aliasing is necessary to normal users, if you don't like it, you can make your own configuration, see this https://wiki.archlinux.org/index ... tion#Anti-aliasing.
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    mweimann
    deepin
    2017-11-15 02:42
    #2
    Somehow the font processing changed with the 15.5 Beta.
    The fonts look wrong or the weight isn't correct.
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    haybak
    deepin
    2017-11-15 08:47
    #3
    Do that and all will be alright ;)

    1. mkdir -p $HOME/.config/fontconfig/
    2. gedit $HOME/.config/fontconfig/fonts.conf
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    Then save the file with the following contents.





    5.   
    6.    rgb
    7.   


    10.   
    11.    true
    12.   


    15.   
    16.    hintslight
    17.   


    20.   
    21.    true
    22.   

    24.   
    25.    
    26.       lcddefault
    27.    
    28.   
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    Source : http://blog.programster.org/debian-8-gnome-desktop-improve-font-rendering
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