03/17/2014 07:49 AM, Tim wrote:
Allegedly, on or about 16 March 2014, Mike Wright sent:
On Chrome it displays perfectly (or falls back to sans-serif???) but
on firefox it is extremely difficult to read. Using firebug I can
force it to use sans-serif, which does display nicely.
Here's the link to a screen capture:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/19486401/neue.png
that shows the leading vertical edges of n,u,h,p don't display; x is
also broken.
That looks like trying to display a font using lines less than one pixel
wide, and only the anti-aliasing being visible.
Do you have your screen DPI set correctly? You're not using a faked up
DPI to change font sizing, like some people do. That's the sort of
problem I'd expect to see from doing stunts like that.
Thanks for responding Tim.
I haven't mucked with the display settings. Xorg.0.log says my DPI is
96x96.
The monitor is a Hanspree Hi221D, 1680x1050.
Side note: this is the only font I've seen act like this. (Not so sure
I like the idea of a webpage pulling in a font family when we have
perfectly fine fonts provided by fedora ;)
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