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Yeah, you should probably report that somewhere, probably to your distribution maintainer (assuming you're talking about a distro Chromium build, and not Google
by microcolonel 8y ago
Yeah, you should probably report that somewhere, probably to your distribution maintainer (assuming you're talking about a distro Chromium build, and not Google's Chrome blob).
Google distributes Chrome on Linux on tens of millions of devices every year, it displays fonts just fine for almost everyone.
- zepearl 8y agoThx - but yes, it's really Chrome and Gentoo (my distro) downloads of course Chrome's blob => weird that I have this problem, isn't it?
- microcolonel 8y ago> Thx - but yes, it's really Chrome and Gentoo (my distro) downloads of course Chrome's blob => weird that I have this problem, isn't it? Chances are that it's not that weird. If you have enough memory I recommend building Chromium from source. There's probably some library somewhere which is behaving in a way which packaged Chrome isn't fond of (and it seems like maybe the maintainer of the chrome binary package you're using needs to update it in some way). (Aside: funny enough, Chrome OS is Gentoo-based IIRC.)