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Light font-weight for body? #181
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I'd say I prefer current version, where fonts look more rounded and regular, while here they look taller than large. However, this is just my opinion, so I'm adding "design" label |
I prefer the current version too and agree with @clobrano that they look too tall. What colors did you change @nana-4 ? I would like to see a darker color for regular text. Are we following this pallette now @clobrano ? Here's a slightly darker text color compared to the current: |
@madsrh
+1 👍 Completely agree. :) |
@nana-4 Could you post a screenshot of the current font for comparison? |
@madsrh I changed the font size to You can also test it quickly by using the GTK Inspector as follows. 😉
Note: You can also change the font family/size quickly from the "Visual" tab. |
@nana-4 Thanks! Here on my screen, this, at font-size 10 is a very sharp look:
I know that the Jet #111111 might be controversial being almost black, but because of the lower font weight it needs to be extra dark. THIS looks really sharp to me. I'll have to admit that seeing the linux desktop so crisp is very unfamiliar and might be scary at first :) We are very much accustomed to the gray font in Ambiance. |
@madsrh So now, are you thinking we should use light font-weight ( However, I have to admit that my proposal was too adventurous. Yes, Compared to other Light ( |
@nana-4 I'm saying that this is IMO the best and sharpes look. Anyway of doing that, or is that considered a hacky solution? |
@madsrh I see.
I guess so. Ideally, it would be great if "Ubuntu Light" could be applied from GNOME Tweaks (or dconf) (without CSS changes), but it seems GNOME doesn't allow that so far. 😥 (Even if we specify "Ubuntu Light" from GNOME Tweaks, regular weight ( |
@nana-4 what would you suggest the upstream bug report would say? I know that this opinion will be like pissing against the wind but I would say, let's use weight 300 and have a beautiful sharp font. I'm guessing 99,8% of Ubuntu users never change their fonts anyway. It would be silly to settle for the second best thing for millions of users, because of a small subset of font changing users. Just MHO. |
@madsrh As I said, setting the IMO the best solution of that is changing the default interface font from "Ubuntu Regular" to "Ubuntu Light" (by using a patch to dconf). But even changed the interface font to Ubuntu Light, GNOME still uses its Regular weight. GNOME should respect the font weight chosen by users or distros, right? What do you think? |
+1 yes! If you file a bug upstream, could you post the link here? |
Hmmm, I actually think the first one looks better :/ Is this the new font color #2d2d2d ? |
It looks old to me or a problem with antialiasing, while the first is more likable, but it's just my taste. The bigger problem is that gtk3 applications will still use the other font.
I just changed the interface font on Tweak |
I see your point, but I think with the darker color and only at size 10, Ubuntu Light will look really sharp and modern ;).
and this is just my taste LOL Your opinion is just as good as mine - we can agree to disagree :D This "project" may require more research so let's stay with 400 and close it for now. Okay @nana-4 ? |
IMHO Ubuntu Light looks better even with the gtk2 app (and the text color should be darker). Just my taste, though. @madsrh I'm okay to close this :) I'm not sure yet which GNOME project to report that issue (maybe gtk+?), but I'll post the link here when I reported that issue. |
+1 I agree! Yeah, finding the right project can be a pain when reporting bugs to Gnome (don't know if it's GTK+). |
Well, I said I'll report the issue to the upstream, but it was already reported and treated as NOTABUG. :( Sorry for the delay in reporting. |
I noticed some official Ubuntu websites have
font-weight: 300;
inbody
. Then I thought that using300
weight for the theme would fit more to Suru icons. What do you think about this?Here is the adapted screenshot (with a few text color adjustments):
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