-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 It is sad to see this. It is the same reason that I refuse to use GTK3.
I hope that you can contact upstream to preserve bitmaps. Or at least compile a separate package with bitmap support. The problem is that most TrueType fonts are rendered poorly unless you have a high-DPI/"retina" display, which most people do not have. Also, remember that embedded devices usually have low-resolution screens (like 128*128 or 64*64). If you enable antialiasing you get blurry texts. If you disable antialiasing you get out-of-shape texts. Bitmap fonts have no such problems because they are pixel-perfect and does not require antialiasing if a fixed font size is specified (which in most cases is). Last but not least, bitmap fonts are easy to edit, unlike TrueType fonts. Also, not everyone uses a DE like GNOME. I (and many people) use WMs like i3 and TWM because they use fewer resources and has fewer distractions. If I use a minimal WM and I use the terminal all day long, obviously I want the UI font to be the same as the terminal font. ----- Please limit your reply to 7-bit ASCII. I refuse to see your idiotic emoji in a TTY. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: ProtonMail wsBcBAEBCAAGBQJddYolAAoJENi1YDlFXXQf9nMIAIiZ8obxAUt4faKEnwEp zmHmAY1bydH/yWRzxqZ5WGu1BiWkna0tPL2dIuPA0dp2W1rPMR5YnrkbaKca c1H17Y9XeayOhs1GObEEihmORJiEuYwfhFS5LLT9emRS/fd0NfwtrRZU1+iY ytZaO8RU11larzPPzLCHDnGoGGf61q61/+dDA7vDbYVVQ4tlunkQd/pFdqEm Ye4TbW7En3I4tm/n6unv3sIjCbMbTJn62ECs0KbmaI33u3iXYB8Xq5pBVKbU cSJqCOQb3JEKONt2TZKY8v8Ohuclf2ri6ZAQjV1zzHQ9Tx9NcVNhJK8a40jI Dx135xocUWvsunBnYiA+/Io= =SHFu -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
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