which set of fonts do you use, specially for Firefox?

[legolas_w]

Hi
Thank you for reading my post.
Can you please share your fonts configuration?
I mean the set of fonts that you use for both Ubuntu and Firefox?
default fonts are not eye friendly :-(

Thanks.

[Wobedraggled]

http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Kurier+%26+Iwona?content=75956


http://image.bayimg.com/cajjeaabi.jpg

[szymon_g]

terminus.
its the best font (for me :P)

[bonzodog]

I use Terminus in urxvt, and Liberation Sans in Firefox, all round, min size of 12. I also have the fontconfig-lcd AUR build, which includes the bitmap code to sharpen the fonts.

[jespdj]

I use the default fonts (I don't have any problem with them!), but I also installed the Red Hat Liberation fonts:

sudo apt-get install ttf-liberation

[days_of_ruin]

Liberation

[acelin]

Main: Verdana
Serif
Verdana
Arial
Courier New

[cardinals_fan]

Regular Sans and Zekton.

[ubuntu-freak]

I use the Ubuntu default font in Firefox, DejaVu. I also insist all pages display in that font (Edit>Preferences>Content>Fonts & Colours>Advanced).

Nathan

[schtufbox]

I was using Arial as I was used to it from my windows days, however, a while ago i switched to Liberation, Liberation looks similar to arial, but renders better in linux, and looks better when antialiased, in my opinion.
I also use Liberation in firefox.

Here's a screenshot of my fonts section in appearance.

http://i285.photobucket.com/albums/ll68/asmodeanv/fonts111.png

[jrusso2]

I use the Microsoft TTF's and set it up with the same fonts settings as the Windows Firefox

[legolas_w]

Can you please post Firefox-windows fonts list?

Thanks

[isaacj87]

I use Lucida Sans. It's a great font. It's crisp, nice and clear.

[Saint Angeles]

nothing special... in firefox preferences i use primarily Deja-Vu Sans...

[ubuntu-freak]

Agreed, DejaVu is fine, haven't seen the point of installing msttcorefonts for a long time now.

Nathan

[a0peter]

I love DejaVu.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3155/2456702830_fb2776cc5e_o_d.png
(Sorry for the danish)

But I do need Times New Roman for assignments in school, so I am not all clear of windows fonts.

[mips]

I love DejaVu.


I use Deja Vu Sans in KDE & Konqueror. I basically copied the Sabayon font setup to my Arch setups.

[gn2]

I use the standard Ubuntu default fonts, add msttcorefonts and just let pages choose their own fonts in Firefox.

[scouser73]

Fonts I use.

http://img180.imageshack.us/img180/5872/appearancepreferencesff5.png (http://imageshack.us)
http://img180.imageshack.us/img180/5872/appearancepreferencesff5.e0aff15d67.jpg (http://g.imageshack.us/g.php?h=180&i=appearancepreferencesff5.png)

[billgoldberg]

http://s2d1.turboimagehost.com/sp/6248eec8d7e11937282ed0315909a6f5/Screenshot-Appearance_Preferences.png

[2cute4u]

I use FreeSans for almost everything. By far it's the best looking font that comes with Ubuntu. Most the others look too thin and light.