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When I said "default Linux fonts", I meant font rendering. Whatever you get without a default /etc/fonts/fonts.conf or user fonts.conf file is what I consider "
by heavyset_go 3y ago
When I said "default Linux fonts", I meant font rendering. Whatever you get without a default /etc/fonts/fonts.conf or user fonts.conf file is what I consider "default".
- 5e92cb50239222b 3y agoIt's a meaningless statement because the Linux kernel does not render fonts or include anything like fonts.conf. Linux distributions are very different in how they configure and patch things like fontconfig/harfbuzz and what version of libraries they ship.