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Hi, |
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I installed media-fonts/roboto from asux overlay and configured |
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/etc/fonts/local.conf as follows: |
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<?xml version="1.0"?> |
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<!DOCTYPE fontconfig SYSTEM "fonts.dtd"> |
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<fontconfig> |
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<match target="font"> |
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<edit mode="assign" name="hinting"> |
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<bool>true</bool> |
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</edit> |
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</match> |
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<match target="font"> |
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<edit mode="assign" name="hintstyle"> |
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<const>hintslight</const> |
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</edit> |
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</match> |
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<match target="font"> |
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<edit mode="assign" name="antialias"> |
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<bool>true</bool> |
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</edit> |
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</match> |
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<match target="font"> |
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<test qual="any" name="size" compare="less"> |
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<double>9.0</double> |
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</test> |
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<edit name="size" mode="assign"> |
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<double>9.0</double> |
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</edit> |
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</match> |
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<match target="font"> |
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<test qual="any" name="size" compare="less"> |
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<double>10.0</double> |
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</test> |
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<test qual="any" name="family"> |
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<string>monospace</string> |
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</test> |
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<edit name="size" mode="assign"> |
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<double>10.0</double> |
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</edit> |
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</match> |
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<alias> |
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<family>serif</family> |
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<default> |
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<family>Roboto</family> |
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</default> |
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</alias> |
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<alias> |
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<family>sans-serif</family> |
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<default> |
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<family>Roboto</family> |
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</default> |
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</alias> |
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<alias> |
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<family>monospace</family> |
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<default> |
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<family>Monaco</family> |
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</default> |
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</alias> |
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</fontconfig> |
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And these are the symlinks in /etc/fonts/conf.d - |
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10-autohint.conf 10-sub-pixel-rgb.conf 11-lcdfilter-default.conf |
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49-sansserif.conf 50-user.conf 51-local.conf 66-lohit-hindi.conf |
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66-lohit-marathi.conf |
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But I'm facing a weird issue with the Roboto font. It matches by default |
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to Roboto Medium, but I don't want that. Titlebar, Menubar and Toolbar |
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texts look bold. Even the mail list in Thunderbird looks bold so I can't |
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distinguish between read and unread mail easily. |
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$ fc-match Roboto |
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Roboto-Medium.ttf: "Roboto" "Medium" |
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How to fix this? There are no user configuration files and I have |
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configured KDE to use default system settings (sansserif, monospace |
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families). |
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-- |
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Nilesh Govindarajan |
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http://nileshgr.com |
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