Migliorare l'aspetto dei font: differenze tra le versioni

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<?xml version='1.0'?>

<fontconfig>

<!-- Font rasterization converts vector font data to bitmap data so that it

     can be displayed. The result can appear jagged due to aliasing.

     Anti-aliasing increases the apparent resolution of font edges. -->

<bool>true</bool>

</edit>

     interpreted by freetype's Byte-Code Interpreter. This works best for

     fonts with good hinting instructions. -->

<bool>true</bool>

</edit>

     instructions. The autohinter and subpixel rendering are not designed

     to work together and should not be used in combination. -->

<bool>false</bool>

</edit>

     With BCI hinting, "hintfull" should work best for most fonts.

     With the autohinter, "hintslight" is recommended. -->

<const>hintslight</const>

</edit>

     Values are "rgb" (most common), "bgr", "vrgb" (vertical), "vbgr",

     "unknown" or "none". Ubuntu uses "none". -->

<const>rgb</const>

</edit>

     fonts that look too bold or fuzzy; "lcdlegacy", the original Cairo

     filter; "lcdnone" to disable it entirely. -->

<const>lcddefault</const>

</edit>

<!-- Fontconfig should be able to detect DPI parameters as discovered

     with the command 'xdpyinfo | grep resolution' -->

<!-- remove this line to activate customized DPI

<double>96</double>

</edit>

remove this line to activate customized DPI -->

<!-- Use font substitution to set your preferred fonts the default

</alias>

-->

</fontconfig>