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However, if the document or page requested a font which is not installed (or, occasionally, does not contain all the required codepoints) the following rules come into play: First, <filename>30-metric-aliases.conf</filename> is used to map aliases for some fonts with the same metrics (same size, etc). Note that there are both weak and strong aliases so that aliases for one form such as Helvetica or Times New Roman can be satisfied by the other style, i.e. anything which is an alias of Arial or Times in those examples. some examples of Latin fonts with the same metrics can be found in the 'Substitutes' PDFs at <ulink url="https://typosetting.co.uk/files/PDF-substitutes/">typosetting.co.uk</ulink>.
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<application>Firefox</application>: This browser allows you to specify its default fonts. For the 128esr series use the 'Hamburger' menu to go to Settings, General, and under Fonts -> Advanced select Sans Serif, Serif or Monospace as appropriate if you wish to use the fonts which match <application>Fontconfig</application>. Set the point sizes as desired. In later versions, the settings are at Preferences -> Fonts.
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<application>KDE Plasma</application>: The settings can be adjusted in <application>System Settings</application> under Appearance -> Fonts or in Edit -> Preferences of the individual application.
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However, before spending a long time trying out different settings please be aware that modern applications and desktop environments may ignore the settings of fontconfig - see <xref linkend="items-which-can-override-fontconfig"/>.
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<application>Xfce desktop</application>: The settings can be adjusted in <application>Settings</application> -> Appearance -> Fonts. Specify your preferred fonts, e.g. 'Sans Regular' (to use the normal face and weight rather than Bold and/or Italic) and adjust the point size in the option. Review the Rendering and DPI options.
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An old answer at <ulink url="https://askubuntu.com/questions/197828/how-to-find-and-change-the-screen-dpi/">askubuntu</ulink> gives some detail on calculating a screen's dots per inch, but essentially you just measure the width and height of the visible panel, convert to inches if using metric measurements, and divide by the number of pixels. You can then pass <option>-dpi <replaceable>90</replaceable></option> when you start Xorg, using your own value.
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If you have installed a font with a range of weights, you can copy <ulink url="https://&lfs-domainname;/~ken/font-weights.html">font-weights.html</ulink> to your local machine. As shipped it will use your default Serif font assuming you have one. Edit it to point to a specific installed font using the name known to <application>Fontconfig</application> (also in the *EDITME FONTNAME* text items) and open it from your desktop browser. You can also use it to look at a font with only two installed weights, e.g. for testing to see if you prefer other weights.
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<command>fc-match 'Serif :lang=ja:weight=bold'</command> will tell you which font and weight will be chosen for Japanese text in bold weight. It does not mean that the reported font will necessarily be able to show Japanese ideograms, so a fallback might be used, or some glyphs may be missing. For language codes, use ISO-639 values such as 'fr', 'ja', 'zh-cn'. Note that an unrecognized value such as just 'zh' will not return any match. To illustrate the fallback, on a system where both Noto Sans Mono and DejaVu Sans Mono are installed, <command>fc-match 'monospace :lang=en</command> shows Noto Sans Mono will be used, but if the lang is changed to 'ar' (arabic) DejaVu Sans will be used.
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If you are using hinting and have a TTF (not OTF) font which lacks hints but permits you to fork it, you might be able to apply hints using <ulink url="https://freetype.org/ttfautohint/">ttfautohint</ulink> which is based on the old autohinter. As of version 1.8.4 it fails to build without Qt5.
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Applying autohinting to a font
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