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Fixed for me with xfce4-terminal in Jaunty
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It's fixed for me aswell. Thanks!
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Closing as fixed in Jaunty. Thanks for the feedback.
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I have tried subpixel smoothing, full hinting and a font size of 8 in
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terminal window. Is this problem occurring for anyone in Jaunty?
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It seems to be fixed in jaunty.
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On a fresh installation, I have just removed the
/etc/fonts/conf.d/10-antialias.conf file
and the font appearance in gnome-terminal behaves correctly (hinting and
antialiasing )
In fact, the smoothing on small fonts is the main reason that hurts my eyes.
After deeper testing, I notice that the
I should have been more specific. Try Subpixel smoothing, full hinting
and a font of size 8 or smaller, then compare the results in the
terminal window with those in the Fonts tab of the Appearance
Preferences window. With or without the 10-* symlinks removed, the
result is that which I have
Have you tried all possible font settings combinations? The example I
gave above is for full hinting and subpixel.
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this isn't a blocker for jaunty.
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Still a problem in Intrepid. Removed 10* and 53* links and still the
problem is there. Most annoying is for 8pt Mono fonts in gnome-terminal,
which does in no way resemble what the preview and gedit show. Somehow
the font spacing is different in gnome-terminal than what it should be.
Check
The zoomed picture. Notice the different spacing between the letters,
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Karl, I don't have ~/.fonts.conf and I removed 53-monospace-...conf and
all 10-* links. Still same problem. This also affect emacs-snapshot-gtk
(version 23) with Emacs.font: Monospace-10 set in .Xresources. The
Monospace-10 font in Emacs-snapshot and in Gnome-terminal looks like
those in the
I'm using Intrepid and removing the 10-* links in /etc/fonts/conf.d/ does NOT
fix the problem.
I removed the links by entering the following command:
sudo mv /etc/fonts/conf.d/10-* /some-directory/
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and don't forget to remove /etc/fonts/conf.d/53-monospace-lcd-
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I can't believe this hasn't been fixed yet, clearly it's bothering a lot
of people.
Karl Tomlinson wrote:
and don't forget to remove /etc/fonts/conf.d/53-monospace-lcd-
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vte uses xft for font backend, while others uses pango.
Yes, and Pango uses cairo.
The problem does not appear with cairo, because fontconfig settings sometimes
do not get respected in cairo due to
In reply to comment 45:
Mikael: xterm is not a GNOME program,
True, but ...
therefore I'm not surprised it doesn't follow the GNOME font rendering
settings.
... last I checked, GNOME settings cause Xft X server resource database
properties to be set, and so should have an effect on xterm
I suggest that the best fix is to modify the system fontconfig settings, so
that they become defaults rather than always overriding settings already
present in the pattern.
This would include changing 10-no-sub-pixel.conf from
match target=font
edit name=rgba
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Just as above, brand new install of Intrepid x86. Bug is still there.
Removing the 10-* links in /etc/fonts/conf.d/ fixes the problem.
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I did a brand new install of Intrepid Ibex and I found the Gnome
Terminal's font rendering unfortunately is far from the perfect - just
as described above.
I've installed the package msttcorefonts and I'd like to user the font
'Courier New' in the Gnome Terminal. This is the fixed font in my
Yes, this became noticeable to me starting from Hardy, I REALLY hate the
way it's being done now i.e., setting the rendering settings in gnome
appearance doesn't change everything, see
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/vte/+bug/204854.
Here's a workaround for Intrepid 8.10, that seems to
The workaround for me (I want full subpixel hinting for terminal) is to
do this:
cd /etc/fonts/conf.d
sudo unlink 10-hinting-medium.conf
sudo ln -s ../10-hinting-full.conf .
That fixes it for me. However, it should really be following the font
settings in the Gnome Appearance Preferences dialog.
MichaelM wrote:
The workaround for me (I want full subpixel hinting for terminal) is to
do this:
cd /etc/fonts/conf.d
sudo unlink 10-hinting-medium.conf
sudo ln -s ../10-hinting-full.conf .
This is the setting *you* prefer. Other users may prefer something else.
That fixes it for me.
I also want to add that I am having this issue with a fresh install of
8.10 and that using John B.'s font.conf work around sharpened up my
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Hi, i used the workaround described in post n°17 and the look of gome-terminal
fonts gets better. I think that character are anyway antialiansinged (see
attachment). The problem is that i don't use antialiasing (i hate it on my
laptop lcd).. In Gutsy i didn't have problems..
Alex
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Here is how i solved the font problem in ubuntu:
1) recompile Freetype2 enabling bytecode interpreter
(http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linuxquestions.org-member-
success-stories-23/making-non-antialiased-fonts-looks-nice.-257705/ take
a look here for more infos)
2) install windows fonts
I'm another person who didn't have a .fonts.conf file in his home
directory. Putting the example file included here did fix the problem
for me. Naturally I needed to put the file in /root to get programs
running as root to behave as well.
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most problematic for me, and I expect many other people - it just makes
it easier for them to find this bug report.
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Just a confirmation that this bug makes Opera almost unusable. Also,
it's not specific to clean Hardy installs, upgrades from Gutsy have this
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Just a point on the .fonts.conf provided above. `rgba' is being set to
`rgb'. This will make coloured pixels be used around the edges of black
text on a white background; it won't stick to just gray pixels. That
may be OK for an LCD but if you want grayscale, set rgba to `none'
instead. Many
Thank you leeyee!
Your suggestion worked for me!
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Not sure why xft was subbed to this; there is no explanation in comments
for changed needed to xft, so am unsubscribing it.
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Mikael: xterm is not a GNOME program, therefore I'm not surprised it
doesn't follow the GNOME font rendering settings. Gnome-terminal, on
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I had this problem too, I upgraded from 7.10 with alternate CD. The
gnome-terminal and fluxbox menu font both had the problem.
In my laptop, i fixed it as following:
1, cd /etc/fonts/conf.d
2, sudo rm 10-hinting-medium.conf
3, sudo ln -s ../conf.avail/10-hinting-full.conf
then restart
This is still an issue with hardy. I have vte version 0.16.13 and had to
create ~/.fonts.conf to get font rendering all right in gnome-terminal.
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This may be a bug of xft, which doesn't follow xsetting.
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I notice the same error on a Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo7600 notebook computer
(alternatively called Amilo-A CY26), Ubuntu 8.04 (an upgrade from 7.10) with
all current updates installed. VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc
Radeon Mobility U1. Video driver = vesa. Resolution: 1024x768.
Detlef,
Try my workaround in comment #10. Just remember that this change will
not take effect until all terminals are closed, or perhaps it requires
you to log out and back in.
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I tried your workaround in comment #10. I rebooted. There is no change. Sorry.
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You shouldn't have to reboot, closing all terminals and open a new one
works for me.
Now I have three configurations in Hardy for fonts:
1. /etc/fonts/conf.d
2. /usr/bin/gnome-appearance-properties
3. ~/.fonts.conf
All gnome fonts except the terminal are controlled by 2., gnome-terminal fonts
By the way, with subpixel antialiasing ls --color looks much worse than ls
alone.
Is this a principal problem with colored fonts and subpixel antialiasing on LCD
screens or just a bug?
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I had this issue on a fresh Hardy Heron RC installation, on both gnome-terminal
and xfce's Terminal.
This system in question is a notebook.
I removed the symlink to 10-no-sub-pixel.conf, and added a symlink to
10-sub-pixel-rgb.conf
Now terminal fonts look better.
I hope we get a better fix for
Whether it's a bug or intentional upstream Ubuntu ships with sub-pixel
rendering so the Ubuntu version should ship with a version of gnome-
terminal with it enabled. This bug keeps coming back too, it was in
Dapper and Edgy if I remember correctly.
I have it with a Gutsy box upgraded to Hardy by
The special rules in /etc/fonts/conf.avail/53-monospace-lcd-filter.conf are
there because some developers were vehemently against making the change to the
new subpixel rendering.
The file is a compromise they accepted since they work mainly in terminals
anyway.
Not really a bug. It's
WTF, keeping a different (and unconfigurable) font appearance is intentional???
Tobias please don't make such bad tasted jokes, it's a bug report after all
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I can confirm that the latest version of Hardy still has this bug.
However, Michael Kuhn fix solves it.
dpkg -S /etc/fonts/conf.avail/10-hinting-medium.conf
fontconfig-config: /etc/fonts/conf.avail/10-hinting-medium.conf
Shouldn't this bug be moved to fontconfig-config?
Isn't it weird to have
I took the liberty of reporting a bug on fontconfig:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/fontconfig/+bug/210921
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I'm not sure why Michael Kuhn's workaround did not work for me before,
as it does now on my hardy beta clean install (as opposed to my earlier
hardy alpha clean install). I also have no ~/.fonts.conf , go figure.
also, I think
$ cd /etc/fonts/conf.d
$ sudo ln -s
I don't know why I didn't notice this before, but it seems as though my
gutsy boxes dont' have the 10-* symlinks in /etc/fonts/conf.d/ .
Removing these symlinks seems to make gnome-terminal respect the
settings in the appearance - font application, which I would assume is
the desired behavior?
I was wondering why gnome-terminal had stopped anti-aliasing fonts until
I found this bug. Removing /etc/fonts/conf.d/10-* brought anti-aliasing
back. Thanks!
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@John Buncher: thanks! Your workaround works great for me on my hardy
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The provided workaround did indeed fix my problem, thanks.
BTW for those whom it may concern, i did not have a file ~/.fonts.conf
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I would like to add that this also seems to affect QT apps running in
gnome, such as Kile. I haven't tried the QT apps from in KDE yet.
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The following fixes it:
$ cd /etc/fonts/conf.d
$ sudo rm 10-hinting-medium.conf
$ sudo ln -s ../conf.avail/10-hinting-full.conf
So it seems that the configuration in /etc/fonts/conf.d overwrites the
GNOME font preferences -- at least for GNOME Terminal.
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I should add in my previous comment that in ~/.fonts.conf , the
antialiasing is set to true, but I'm wondering if there are multiple
ones to choose from, much like hinting is set to true, and then there
is a hintstyle. Looking through the man page for fonts.conf was not
helpful to me, though I
@Michael Kuhn:
The provided workaround did not work for me, it had no effect.
I was able to somewhat correct the problem by editing ~/.fonts.conf ,
which was a file that didn't exist in gutsy (I checked one of my
installs). I made sure to have the line consthintfull/const rather
than
Fixed!
Sorry for flooding the list, but I think I've got a workaround for the
issue. In ~/.fonts.conf , not only should consthintfull/const
replace consthintmedium/const in the hintstyle area, but
constrgb/const should replace constnone/const in the rgba
section. I've attached my .fonts.conf
Be sure to right click and Save Link As when downloading the example
~/.fonts.conf file, as it is an XML file and if you simply click the
link firefox tries to render the xml, and just displays a page with
rgb true hintfull true , which is definitely not the
format of
@John Buncher: In mine ~/.fonts.conf were all the sections already
configured as you suggested. So no change for me and the terminal font
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I would like to report that the workaround (moving/renaming
/etc/fonts/conf.avail/53-monospace-lcd-filter.conf) does not work for
me. It does not matter if I use the nvidia or nv driver on my system,
and sub-pixel hinting does nothing for the font in GNOME terminal, no
matter what setting is
I also confirm that moving or deleting file /etc/fonts/conf.avail/53
-monospace-lcd-filter.conf does not solve the blurry problem with
Gnome-terminal.
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I deleted /etc/fonts/conf.avail/53-monospace-lcd-filter.conf and
rebooted, and my gnome-terminal still has a blurry font.
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Confirmed, also running latest Hardy. I've noticed this problem for a
while now, and it is especially noticeable when Gnome Appearance
Preferences/Font is set to Subpixel/Slight.
The offending font configuration file is /etc/fonts/conf.avail/53
-monospace-lcd-filter.conf - if you delete or move
Thanks for finding this workaround.
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I can confirm the blurry fonts in gnome-terminal. The preview of the
fonts is hinted, the actual font in the terminal is very blurry.
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I have attached the screenshot of the problem.
It somehow affects QT4 in the same way (at least on Gnome desktop).
Also, changing hinting in Appearance- Fonts doesn't change the
appearance of gnome-terminal fonts, you may set even Monochrome, font
still remains the same blurry
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I think this bug might only manifest itself on a fresh profile. On my
machine upgraded from Gutsy (and Feisty and Edgy before) I don't see
this problem. But on a completely fresh install with no existing
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Works as expected for me in gnome-terminal 2.21.91.1-0ubuntu1. Can
original reporter confirm if this bug still occurs for them with all
updates applied?
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This is Hardy with gnome-terminal version 2.21.90-0ubuntu1. I am using
a new profile and with almost entirely default settings. Gnome terminal
is the only application with this problem. All other apps, Nautilus,
etc display the fonts as they appear in the font preview.
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system?
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