If the Firefox for Linux's UI or web font is an equivalent font, it can be
/etc/fonts/local.conf
Add the following configuration:
......
Why is this modified? Something is said:
Modify Font
CONF
Ig configuration
After installing the Chinese TrueType font, you can achieve the effect of getting a beautiful font by modifying the configuration of the application, however, is there a solution that can get a beautiful font without any modification? The answer is yes, as long as Font is modified
Config configuration is OK.
Font
Config's configuration is a file in XML format, which matches between the font names required by the application and the system-installed fonts, and modify the default configuration of the font, such as AA (Antialias).
Font
Config has two system configuration files and a user profile. The system profile is / etc / fonts / fonts, respectively.
CONF and
/ etc / fonts / local.
CONF. The former is used by the manufacturer of the model, the latter is used by the system administrator. The latter has a relatively high priority, so once the font is configured for a system, it will not be affected by the software package provided by the hairstyle provider, even upgrade font
Config packages, do not have to worry about writing a good configuration overwritten. In the home directory of each user, one .fonts can also be stored.
Conf file, this file has the highest priority, but it only affects the current user.
After installing the font profile, restart X WINDOW again, you can get a beautiful font.
BTW: If you modified
# fc-cache -v -f
Can allow the system to react the latest revision.
