> Font rendering, display/compositor fragmentation etc... So take a user from Windows 10 or OSX whatever, and sit them in front of your favorite stable Linux d

> Font rendering, display/compositor fragmentation etc... So take a user from Windows 10 or OSX whatever, and sit them in front of your favorite stable Linux distro running a terminal emulator and a browser of your choice. Are the fonts going to be rendered in a way that is unobtrusive for those users, or will things look ugly and difficult to read? Because I'm running a chroot of Debian Buster on my Chromebook and boy, that terminal sure does look blurry. (And is this a bug that will be fixed when Buster stabilizes, or am I expected to go read some font wiki on a different machine to "guess-and-check" it back to sanity?) I don't want to switch to OSX. But I also understand why someone wouldn't trust the UX of a system that ships in "headache-mode" by default. Edit: clarification