Debian / ubuntu fonts

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  1. Beavenburt

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    If you post font related screenies, you should not resize them and probably go for .png format, so that we can really see what it's all about.
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    That's not anti-aliased font, welcome to Windows 95 :p I think it's monospaced too. That's pretty easy to get right imho.
    Modern fonts are a lot more difficult and I never could achieve what I want in Debian. Here a screenshot from Ubuntu default for comparison:
     

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    I've since discovered hadrets repo with libcairo since this post. My debian fonts are now identical to the buntus.
     
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