But the regression took place after upgrading from 22.10. So it keeps
getting weirder and weirder.
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The latest significant change to libfreetype6 happened in 22.10, so I
think you need to downgrade to the version shipped by 22.04 to possibly
notice a difference.
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@mgiammarco I agree it all points to libfreetype, but I compiled
libfreetype 2.13.0 from source and see exactly the same problems (or I
made a mistake replacing the system libs while installing libfreetype?).
Also, downgrading to 22.10 libfreetype package didn't resolve the
problems.
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Good explanation @mrvanes thanks.
Infact actually it seems broken:
- font hinting (spacing, kerning)
- rgb subpixel rendering (random: some application have good rgb rendering some
not)
- font size (kde title bar is bigger than in 22.10, because font is bigger too)
All these problems seems relate
@gunnarhj What @mgiammarco is trying to explain is that the RGB subpixel
rendering is also broken. RGB subpixel rendering is a way to make
aliased fonts look even smoother by making use of the physical layout of
the panel pixels. By colouring the aliased pixel, they can be positioned
closer to the
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