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Use fonts suitable for on-screen reading #5711
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Can you attach a sample screenshot, too? Note that we have quite complex typesetting requirements (e.g. requiring matching italics, smallcaps, and harmonizing sans and monospace fonts), so I'm not particularly inclined to get too wild in this regard. |
I have attached a screenshot. Taken on a monitor with RGB layout & 93 PPI. If your monitor layout is not RGB, it will look fuzzy. The fonts that I used are only a suggestion. If you know of other well hinted fonts, you may use them. |
std-tinos-firamono-0.8.pdf |
The ampersand looks a bit weird there. |
The Latin Modern(?) font used is very thin and doesn't render very well on monitors with low PPI. Using fonts that have been hinted for low resolution displays might be better as it is easier on the eye.
There are many such free fonts like Tinos from Google and many other fonts that are already distributed with LaTeX or on fonts.google.com
I tried building with Tinos & Fira Mono and it looks fine to me. Attached sample patch.
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