[Edit: see the comment by Hugo Roy after the article, describing a much simpler, more "official" way to achieve this] When using Linux on a touchscreen laptop, I generally use the GNOME 3 desktop — logical design, big touch targets, good support for high-resolution displays, nice to look at. While I mostly approve of the… Continue reading Replacing the GNOME Shell font in GNOME 3.16
Tag: fonts
Did you know? Some people like Helvetica
Helvetica is—as every font geek who enjoys a repulsive turn of phrase must agree—one of the most iconic fonts of our time. Which is a pretty strange thing. Designed in 1957 by two not very famous type designers as a neutral typeface for the Haas foundry in Switzerland, Helvetica might almost have been drawn to… Continue reading Did you know? Some people like Helvetica