If you’re a KDE user and have always envied Gnome for its font rendering (especially with fonts like Ubuntu and Ubuntu Mono), read on.
All you need to do is select ‘Enabled’ for System Settings > Application Appearance > Fonts > Use anti-aliasing. Click on the Configure button and set Hinting style to ‘Slight’. If you like ClearType style font rendering, enable subpixel rendering too.
Any program that’s opened after this change will use the new font rendering settings. So you may want to restart your open apps or logout and log back in.
All you need to do is select ‘Enabled’ for System Settings > Application Appearance > Fonts > Use anti-aliasing. Click on the Configure button and set Hinting style to ‘Slight’. If you like ClearType style font rendering, enable subpixel rendering too.
Any program that’s opened after this change will use the new font rendering settings. So you may want to restart your open apps or logout and log back in.
This really should be the standard setting, it's so much better.
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