Fedora 20 Alpha RC1 Can Now Be Tested

[Ericg]

Then google the horrible font rendering, install git, download packages, read compilation instructions, compile from source, fail, download dependencies, compile again, install, setup and configure, etc.

Fonts seem to be mostly fixed for the most part. Just find a theme and icon set you like and always download them. Saves time and effort if you remember the name.

[blackout23]

Then google the horrible font rendering, install git, download packages, read compilation instructions, compile from source, fail, download dependencies, compile again, install, setup and configure, etc.

Never had to compile anything from source on Fedora. Install EasyLife (http://easylifeproject.org/) by double clicking the RPM. Done. Infinality Freetype also has its own RPM repo which can be added by clicking on it.

[uid313]

You seem to have enough time and complain to complain then, don't you?
How long will you take you to install gnome-tweak-tool and switch to your favourite theme, fonts and icons.

Then google the horrible font rendering, install git, download packages, read compilation instructions, compile from source, fail, download dependencies, compile again, install, setup and configure, etc.

[finalzone]

Time and effort.

You seem to have enough time and complain to complain then, don't you?
How long will you take you to install gnome-tweak-tool and switch to your favourite theme, fonts and icons.

[uid313]

What stopped you to change them if you dislike tem?

Time and effort.
I decided to just stick with Ubuntu.

[finalzone]

Last time I tried Fedora it was ugly.
Ugly theme, ugly icons, ugly fonts.

What stopped you to change them if you dislike tem?

[tarceri]

Is it just me or did Fedora make infinality-freetype2 font rendering default? I just installed it in VBox and the fonts actually look decent out of the box.

Maybe its just FreeType 2.5 with Adobe's CFF engine now the default.

[uid313]

Ugly

Last time I tried Fedora it was ugly.
Ugly theme, ugly icons, ugly fonts.

[Ericg]

Is it just me or did Fedora make infinality-freetype2 font rendering default? I just installed it in VBox and the fonts actually look decent out of the box.

wasn't at least part of infinality merged upstream? maybe they finally got a release with it included in mainline

[blackout23]

Is it just me or did Fedora make infinality-freetype2 font rendering default? I just installed it in VBox and the fonts actually look decent out of the box.