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Ran a system update today. The openjdk packages were upgraded from 7.u55_2.4.7-1 to 7.u60_2.5.0-2. After this, the font rendering in java programs (such as PHPStorm) is messed up, resulting in extremely blocky fonts. Downgrading openjdk (and giflib, since the newer openjdk wants the newer giflib), resolves the issue.
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Same issue as this ?
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Same issue as this ?
Probably, though the solution proposed doesn't work for PHPStorm.
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That solution mostly worked for me in PHPStorm, Netbeans, and Minecraft.
Instead of editing the jre.sh file I first:
Opened a terminal
Entered :export _JAVA_OPTIONS='-Dawt.useSystemAAFontSettings=on'
Then I executed my application directly[in my case, ~/opt/PhpStorm/phpstorm.sh as well as ~/opt/netbeans/bin/netbeans while minecraft was on my path already].
Once I determined that it was working, I went ahead and added it to my ~/.bashrc file and all the apps are working fine.
However, I've been having abysmal performance problems with Netbeans when I open it and it scans projects to update it's cache. PHPStorm has also been having performance issues. To the point that I installed jdk7-compat from Aur, https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/jdk7-compat/ just to see if the problems persisted. Manually forcing them to use sun's java located in /opt/java7 and everything works fine.
So even with it 'working' you might want install jdk7 compat and change your command line params to use it.
For netbeans this means adding --jdkhome '/opt/java7' to the command invocation.
For phpstorm this means setting the env variable WEBIDE_JDK to /opt/java7. I do that by editing my .bashrc file and adding
export WEBIDE_JDK='/opt/java7'
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@garyamort
Thanks for the pointer, you saved the day as I **really** needed PHPStorm for Magento debugging which is hell from the cli alone. Also I had noticed the significant lag/latency/memcreep in PHPStorm, lets hope that is gone now too. Fonts look great again anyway ^^
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