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> for really complex character like 龜 This tells me that I need to change my CJK font fallback. I see a character, but depending on what font-renderer I use,
by aidenn0 3y ago
> for really complex character like 龜
This tells me that I need to change my CJK font fallback. I see a character, but depending on what font-renderer I use, changing the font-size either doesn't change the size of that glyph, or resizes the original glyph pixel-by-pixel. Clearly whatever font it is falling-back to is not a proper outline-font...
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Does anyone have a good way to determine what font is used to render a particular character in any linux application? The best I've come up with is grepping pmap for font files...
- chrismorgan 3y agoFirefox: dev tools, Inspector tab, Fonts panel, Fonts Used.
- Sunspark 3y agoIf you use a normal browser like Firefox or Chrome the settings for fonts are there in the browser settings. Firefox will let you override the page's choices, Chrome won't. Zoom works for both. > Does anyone have a good way to determine what font is used to render a particular character in any linux application? You could take a screen-snip and run it through a font type identifier.
- aidenn0 3y agoFWIW, pmap showed me it was using unifont, and installing the Noto CJK makes the glyph much improved (though illegible at default sizes).