Bad anti-aliasing
sujay1844 opened this issue · 9 comments
The anti-aliasing of the font and icons is so bad. Is there a way to fix this?? Or is it a bug??
And when I try to use a font that is not monospace, this happens:-
Also how do you make the corners rounded??
That's weird, anti-aliasing worked perfect for me so far (though a poor excuse, I know). May you share some info about your environment (e.g. yofi config, wm/de, hidpi scaling, font name/kind, etc)? Also, does it render the same for other fonts?
My monospace font is Hack, the normal one is Noto Sans. My yofi is exactly same as the sample one except the change in font and icons. I use SwayWM.
I can reproduce the issue with Noto Sans. But Hack (ttf one) looks normal for me:
May you point out a particular font package so I can try it out?
Also how do you make the corners rounded??
Missed this one. Rounding for input block cannot be configured yet: #6. As for the window rounding there's no issue afair. Or do you mean something else?
UPD: As for Noto Sans, a third-party rendering lib has a bug with some fonts: jrmuizel/raqote#170.
nah it's the normal ttf package in the arch repos
Missed this one. Rounding for input block cannot be configured yet: #6. As for the window rounding there's no issue afair. Or do you mean something else?
I meant the rounding of the whole thing. the input block is fine for me
UPD: As for Noto Sans, a third-party rendering lib has a bug with some fonts: jrmuizel/raqote#170.
Oh I see.
RobotoMono Nerd Font works fine. I'm using that for now.
nah it's the normal ttf package in the arch repos
That's really weird then, I did try the ttf-hack 3.003-3 from arch repo.
I meant the rounding of the whole thing. the input block is fine for me
Got it, mind to open an another issue?
That's really weird then, I did try the
ttf-hack 3.003-3from arch repo.
Never mind, I'll use the Robotomono nerd font. I think there's some issue with my pc.
Got it, mind to open an another issue?
I'm still having this issue. DejaVu Sans looks like this
Unfortunately that's the issue in the third-party library (or maybe its usage) and I cannot do anything with it. For now I think the only workaround is using a different font, that sucks I know.
Currently I'm considering to change the underlying font rendering library to rusttype but obviously it is going to take some time for both research & integration.
Got it. Thank you.