wine and bad fonts
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wine and bad fonts
[SOLVED] OK I must admit it I’m stumped. I have wine running a windows program, and the fonts on it are thin and ‘blocky’ it is use able, but only just , the rest of the computer is ok it is just wine, and this is a study program so mostly all fonts. Can anyone give me a hand please ? Thank you Michael
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Re: wine and bad fonts
Try
winetricks -> default prefix -> settings -> you'll see the font stuff.
Also
winecfg -> graphics -> resolution (I use 112).
Also make sure you have the microsoft fonts installed, package "ttf-mscorefonts-installer".
winetricks -> default prefix -> settings -> you'll see the font stuff.
Also
winecfg -> graphics -> resolution (I use 112).
Also make sure you have the microsoft fonts installed, package "ttf-mscorefonts-installer".
Please edit your original post title to include [SOLVED] if/when it is solved!
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Re: wine and bad fonts
thank you flemur i have do as you instructed and it is a lot better it is still looks 'washed out' and even if i try a bold font or any other it all looks the same?? but it is now more readable thank for your help Michael
Re: wine and bad fonts
I like bold fonts - here's what I get with the 112 dpi setting (go up to > 120 and the fonts get bold-looking, but the GUIs start to not fit);michael f-w wrote: ⤴Fri Sep 21, 2018 3:50 pmthank you flemur i have do as you instructed and it is a lot better it is still looks 'washed out' and even if i try a bold font or any other it all looks the same?? but it is now more readable thank for your help Michael
- the bold font in back is a foobar songlist, which lets you pick a font (for the lists, etc). I'd like everything to look like this.
- the menu in front of everything is also foobar, but the part you can't pick a font for (most of its GUI)
- the other part is audition, where the font looks like the foobar GUI font.
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Re: wine and bad fonts
thank you for you help Flemur i will now mark as solved