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by magios
1873 days ago
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on linux I installed unifont, a singular bitmap font of size 8x16, that covers most of unicode, moved all other fonts, modified fontconfig to use only that font, disabled bold and italics, switched from chrome to firefox, changed about:config settings in that browser and use a userChrome.css where required. This allows me to have the same font everywhere for easy readability, some sites have text overflow issues because of the bitmap fonts, other sites display the glyphs in the U+F000 to U+FFFF private use area range due to those sites using those codepoints to display arrows, boxes, and such, or sometimes other glyphs that are already covered in unicode. for some extra info, using a 1920x1080 monitor in landscape or horizontal orientation, on linux, using i3 window manager and xst terminal emulator, you can open up 3 terminals in portrait or vertical orientation, each would have a width of 80 characters (8x80x3 = 1920) and a height of 67 characters with 8px left over. |
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