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It’s most likely not the rendering but the font itself. The Ubuntu font might be the best looking one around. It can be installed on other distros easily. Some
by jm4 4y ago
It’s most likely not the rendering but the font itself. The Ubuntu font might be the best looking one around. It can be installed on other distros easily. Some have it packaged in their repositories. Switch fonts, turn on full hinting and you’re in business.
- kombine 4y agoI don't think it's just one font. I recently switched away from Ubuntu to OpenSUSE TumbleWeed and on occasional webpages and applications I get these badly rendered fonts. I fixed them to some extent by installing additional fonts, but not completely.
- jm4 4y agoI know what you’re talking about. IIRC, there’s a page in the OpenSUSE docs or in the forums covering the bad browser fonts. That’s an issue that’s specific to them. Haven’t seen it in another distro in many years.