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Same problem here. I hope this is not the place to discuss if this
change is nice or not.
In gnome I have turned on subpixel rendering and set hinting to strong.
The fonts were perfect before the update
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 199523 ***
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I can confirm the workaround suggested by Juergen. I've dowgraded
language-selector and language-selector-common to 0.2.9_all.deb and
since then fonts look nice again. Thus, maybe this is not duplicate of
bug
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 199523
[hardy] /etc/fonts/conf.d should include 10-hinting-full.conf instead of
10-hinting-medium.conf
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This isn't a duplicate. The problem is caused by 29-language-selector-
ja-jp.conf which enables the autohinter. This gives ugly results with
some fonts (which have good hints), for example with the Microsoft fonts
(Arial, Verdana, ...).
It's possible to work around this with $(HOME)/.fonts.conf
Obviously there's a closing /match missing in my previous comment. (I
have more stuff in ~/.fonts.conf).
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Moving back to appropriate package.
** Changed in: language-selector (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: fontconfig = language-selector
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I can confirm the today's change in rendering. I don't like the change at all,
it looks horrible at any possible configuration available. The resolution is
1680x1050 (on a 15,4'' Thinkpad and 22'' Samsung LCD). I would be pleased to
get back the old way of rendering/antialiasing. But I'm
I saw the same problem. It's caused by the language-selector 0.3.0
update. After downgrading all is back to normal.
** Changed in: language-selector (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: None = language-selector
Status: New = Confirmed
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This is because of a change in fontconfig, which sets hinting to medium
and anti-aliasing to greyscale. This is the default setting on the gnome
desktop in Ubuntu anyways (at least in Hardy).
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Can somebody change the name of this bug please?
evil typo, s/properties/proportions/
thanks
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i have to say I like the change, if it is an error, maybe something
along the lines of a bolder but less messier font should be in store
for hardy.
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