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#1 2018-04-27 12:37:51
- CanopusX
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Fonts and proportions messing up
Yesterday, I installed Arch and the first thing I noticed after installing KDE was that the default font was of the Luxi family. I changed it Noto then and everything went fine until I installed Enlightenment. Firefox became huge with the url bar out of proportion. The fonts in the webpages were displayed in Luxi although I set them all to Noto. Terminology suddenly became very tiny. The fonts were very small along with the cursor and the whole window. This didn't happen the last time I installed Arch. Furthermore, when I run commands that execute a GUI with sudo (eg. sakis3g), the fonts are falling back to Luxi. What is the explanation of this?
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#2 2018-04-27 14:13:35
- seth
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Re: Fonts and proportions messing up
Did you just install enlightenment or is this a matter of running enlightenment?
Iirc, the KDE config writes into a font config that's only loaded w/ KDE. The size is probably a DPI issue, but could also relate to KDE running on Xorg and Enlightenment is on wayland?
iow: you need to provide more information on the context ;-)
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