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I actually use a slightly modified unifont exclusively on a linux system, deleted all other fonts, disabled browser font downloading, and use firefox to get pro
by magios 5y ago
I actually use a slightly modified unifont exclusively on a linux system, deleted all other fonts, disabled browser font downloading, and use firefox to get proper rendering. If you use a tiling wm, without borders or spaces between windows, then three windows of 80 columns of 8x16 font works.
- akkartik 5y agoWow!
- aethertron 5y agoI would love to see a screenshot!
- Shared404 5y agoSeconding this!
- magios 5y agosorry for the late reply, also forgot to mention that I use a fontconfig file, .xresources, other config files for i3 (the tiling wm), termimal (xst) and vim that specify the unifont font specifically. here are a few images showing the setup and sites using unifont. https://imgur.com/a/5gAZau3 https://imgur.com/a/5gAZau3
- aethertron 5y agoCool. I'd probably pick a different font, but I like this consistency. Perhaps as a way resisting attempts at emotional manipulation by typography...
- spicybright 5y agoI've never heard of deleting all fonts before, but I supposed that would work well for what you're going for! Wish general computing was more customizable like that...