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You got it! All you mention above that you are looking for (incl.the subpixel font hinting), Fedora has it. It is stable with a few bugs here and there.

Would need the Workstation image, right.

Try it in a virtual machine, or as a live system...

Have fun!

You got it! All you mention above that you are looking for (incl.the subpixel font hinting), Fedora has it. It is stable (in your sense) with a few bugs here and there.

Would need the Workstation image, right.

Try it in a virtual machine, or as a live system...

Have fun!

You got it! All you mention above that you are looking for (incl.the subpixel font hinting), Fedora has it. It is stable (in your sense) with a few bugs here and there.

Would You would need the Workstation image, right.

Try it in a virtual machine, or as a live system...

Have fun!

You got it! All you mention above that you are looking for (incl.the subpixel font hinting), for, Fedora has it. It is stable (in your sense) with a few bugs here and there.

Subpixel font hinting is available and can be adjust using the gnome-tweak-tool --> Fonts.

You would need the Workstation image, right.

Try it in a virtual machine, or as a live system...

Have fun!

You got it! All you mention above that you are looking for, Fedora has it. It is stable (in your sense) with a few bugs here and there.

Subpixel font hinting is available and can be adjust adjusted using the gnome-tweak-tool --> Fonts.

You would need the Workstation image, right.

Try it in a virtual machine, or as a live system...

Have fun!

You got it! All you mention above that you are looking for, Fedora has it. It is stable (in your sense) with a few bugs here and there.

Subpixel font hinting is available and can be adjusted using the gnome-tweak-tool --> Fonts.

You would need the Workstation image, right.

Try it in a virtual machine, or as a live system...

Subpixel font hinting is available:

The command xrdb -query lists your (default) settings. Nice settings (as they are used in Ubuntu) are the following ones:

Xft.dpi: 96
Xft.antialias: 1
Xft.hinting: 1
Xft.hintstyle: hintslight
Xft.rgba: rgb
Xft.lcdfilter: lcddefault

Here is what you do:

1.) For subpixel rendering you need to install freetype-freeworld (sudo dnf install freetype-freeworld) from rpmfusion.

2.) use gnome-tweak-tool to set the hintstyle to slight and anti-aliasing-mode to rGBA.

3.) Activate lcdfilter: Unfortunately, there is no GSettings key for it. You have to create a hidden .Xresource file with the Xft.lcdfilter: lcddefault setting in your home directory. Run echo "Xft.lcdfilter: lcddefault" > ~/.Xresources.

4.) Logoff and logon again, and you will see the changes. Use xrdb -query to display your settings.

Have fun!