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Look and feels other than FlatLaf are not really supported, and GTK is particularly broken. Have you changed the default OS font? If not, you should be able to go to Tools / Options / Appearance / FlatLaf and click on the Edit custom properties button. This will open a properties file.

Add

defaultFont="Ubuntu"

Save the file, then restart the IDE. That should change the UI font.

If that's not the font you're looking for then maybe try running gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.interface font-name in a terminal.

Incidentally, you don't have to use --laf to switch to GTK. You can go to Tools / Options / Appearance / Look and Feel then tick Show all look and feels to get all the other LAFs sele…

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