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Under linux, the font rendering is different and with the current settings, it is very thin (look at screenshot).
I think it would require quite some work to find some universal font setting. Instead I propose to add an advanced setting to specify font-weight and font-family css directly.
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Yes with font-weight: 400 it's similar to windows.
I did investigate a little bit:
I have the inter font installed, and font-weight: 250 is not in it, so it falls back to 200. If I use font-variation-settings: 'wght' 250; CSS instead of font-weight it correctly generates a weight of 250 using the variable font variant of my installed font. (but this weight still look a bit thin, image attached)
Windows fonts rendering is known to be a little big bolder/smudger than linux and linux usually do not need the "trick" to reduce boldness on dark background
Under linux, the font rendering is different and with the current settings, it is very thin (look at screenshot).
I think it would require quite some work to find some universal font setting. Instead I propose to add an advanced setting to specify
font-weight
andfont-family
css directly.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: