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Re: Still using butt ugly fonts
by Ben on Monday 17/Mar/2008, @05:05

Check if DejaVu is installed. DejaVu is the fork of Vera, and thus looks exactly the same for Latin, but has much wider script support, and has people working on it. Vera never got changed or fixed after it was first released.

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Re: Still using butt ugly fonts
by Sutoka on Monday 17/Mar/2008, @09:54

I'm pretty sure DejaVu is the default on OpenSuSE (though its been quite a while since I've done a fresh install, so I might just be getting confused).

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Re: Still using butt ugly fonts
by Bobby on Monday 17/Mar/2008, @14:28

I think it's Sans Serif or something like that but it's definitely not DejaVu.

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Re: Still using butt ugly fonts
by Stefan Majewsky on Tuesday 18/Mar/2008, @00:15

Whatever. The fonts on openSUSE's KDE always look good for me.

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Re: Still using butt ugly fonts
by she on Wednesday 19/Mar/2008, @06:24

Who cares? Not trying to pick on you, but the point is that screenshots should look VISUALLY APPEALING to people.

Choosing ugly fonts is not a smart way to do, KDE could have an easy link inside widgets to change default fonts easily and quickly without kcontrol-navigating or similar

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