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> Documenting fonts is like setting defaults : a disaster, what you like
> on your monitor looks pretty bad on another persons LCD, etc. It's so
> much a personal thing that setting up defaults will always upset some
> users. And should such a document support legacy font support (xfs, xft1
> etc. ?). I guess one could set up a document describing what is possible
> in configuring xft2/fontconfig.
We could ask our users what they want instead of just deciding. If a
large majority hates KDE's default settings (for instance) why might as
well change them. The forums could be a good place to begin with, I
think the user is very important...
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Gentoo developer (GDP & Desktop Research)
Tiemo Kieft <blubber@g.o>
http://dev.gentoo.org/~blubber/
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