Post your riced out fontconfigs
Objectively best fontconfig for GNU/Linux Freetype, with Adobe CFF rasteriser for OTF fonts, and autohinted slight hinting otherwise:
rgb true lcddefault hintslight CFF hintfull
My font stack:
serif Minion Pro Emoji One Color sans-serif Roboto Emoji One Color monospace Cousine Emoji One Color
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Noto CJK fonts automatically chosen depending on language rendered:
zh-CN sans-serif Noto Sans CJK SC zh-TW sans-serif Noto Sans CJK TC ja sans-serif Noto Sans CJK JP ko sans-serif Noto Sans CJK KR sans-serif Noto Sans CJK TC zh-CN monospace Noto Sans Mono CJK SC zh-TW monospace Noto Sans Mono CJK TC ja monospace Noto Sans Mono CJK JP ko monospace Noto Sans Mono CJK KR monospace Noto Sans Mono CJK TC true Noto Sans CJK KR Noto Sans CJK SC Noto Sans CJK JP Noto Sans CJK TC Noto Sans Mono CJK KR Noto Sans Mono CJK SC Noto Sans Mono CJK JP Noto Sans Mono CJK TC false true true false hintfull true none false
Noto fonts as the default font for all languages:
serif Noto Serif Noto Kufi Arabic Noto Serif Thai Noto Serif Armenian Noto Serif Georgian Noto Serif Bangali Noto Serif Gujarati Noto Serif Kannada Noto Serif Malayalam Noto Serif Tamil Noto Serif Telugu Noto Serif Khmer Noto Serif Lao Noto Color Emoji Noto Symbols sans-serif Noto Sans Noto Sans CJK TC Noto Naskh Arabic Noto Sans Thai Noto Sans Devanagari Noto Sans Tamil Noto Sans Hebrew Noto Sans Bengali Noto Sans Telugu Noto Sans Kannada Noto Sans Malayalam Noto Sans Gurmukhi Noto Sans Gujarati Noto Sans Oriya Noto Sans Armenian Noto Sans Georgian Noto Sans Khmer Noto Sans Lao Noto Sans Ethiopic Noto Sans Myanmar Noto Sans Sinhala Noto Sans Coptic Noto Sans Deseret Noto Sans TaiTham Noto Sans CanadianAboriginal Noto Sans Yi Noto Sans Tifinagh Noto Color Emoji Noto Symbols monospace Noto Mono Noto Sans Mono CJK TC Noto Kufi Arabic Noto Sans Thai Noto Sans Devanagari Noto Sans Tamil Noto Sans Bengali Noto Sans Telugu Noto Sans Kannada Noto Sans Malayalam Noto Sans Gurmukhi Noto Sans Gujarati Noto Sans Oriya Noto Sans Armenian Noto Sans Georgian Noto Sans Ethiopic Noto Sans Myanmar Noto Sans Sinhala Noto Sans Tibetan Noto Sans Coptic Noto Sans Deseret Noto Sans TaiTham Noto Color Emoji Noto Symbols ui-sans Noto Sans UI Noto Sans CJK SC Noto Naskh Arabic UI Noto Sans Thai UI Noto Sans Devanagari UI Noto Sans Tamil UI Noto Sans Hebrew Noto Sans Bengali UI Noto Sans Telugu UI Noto Sans Kannada UI Noto Sans Malayalam UI Noto Sans Gurmukhi UI Noto Sans Gujarati UI Noto Sans Oriya UI Noto Sans Armenian Noto Sans Georgian Noto Sans Khmer UI Noto Sans Lao UI Noto Sans Ethiopic Noto Sans Myanmar UI Noto Color Emoji Noto Symbols
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That shit is expensive as fuck.
THANK YOU BASED user
I didn't even know meme magicks spawned its own subreddit on Holla Forums.
Just fontconfig-ultimate and liberation fonts. It just werks.
The only non-tex/x11 font I have installed is Dejavu.
$ ls -xA /etc/fonts/conf.d09-texlive-fonts.conf 10-hinting-full.conf 10-scale-bitmap-fonts.conf10-sub-pixel-rgb.conf 11-lcdfilter-default.conf 30-metric-aliases.conf30-urw-aliases.conf 30-win32-aliases.conf 40-nonlatin.conf45-latin.conf 49-sansserif.conf 50-user.conf51-local.conf 57-dejavu-sans.conf 57-dejavu-sans-mono.conf57-dejavu-serif.conf 60-latin.conf 65-fonts-persian.conf65-khmer.conf 65-nonlatin.conf 70-no-bitmaps.conf90-synthetic.conf README
Only hipster faggots care too much about fonts.
This is false, bad font hinting is to bad hhandwriting as handwriting is to legibility.
Monospace or bust
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You fags are shameless
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Did they really DMCA it?
Pretty much the default settings. I've never had any problems with legibility.
here it is again if you want it :^)
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I already got it, but thanks for providing it for others. There are an assload of different variations of fonts in there, how do I determine which to use for something? e.g. the 20 different types of each Trinité
no clue, im not a graphics designer.
If you are running Arch and want something like Infinality but without the need for patching or the want for customization, you should try this: aur.archlinux.org
It enables patented rendering techniques, chooses better defaults than Fontconfig in general, and supports enabling them with GNOME and Java.
It does not overwrite or override preexisting configurations, so you need to remove anything custom in $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/fontconfig/fonts.conf.
Nor does it change the font order, just the rendering.