Laptop Font Woes

[sprucio]

I have a laptop I'm using with Debian testing. Although it runs great, I am experiencing a problem with fonts and how it looks.

Currently, I have anti-aliased fonts enabled. For some reason, the colors look very odd as if sub-pixel hinting is enabled. Unlike a CRT monitor, each letter is not solid black but they seem to be rather a mixture of black with a slight bit of red.

Has anyone else had this experience? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[supergringo]

Hmm...sounds like what I saw when I tried out the bitmap fonts...waste of time it was....

[sprucio]

Problem was fixed by creating links in /etc/fonts/conf.d directory. Basically, Debian has modualrized the options into individual files. All that is necessary is to create a new file that prefixes with two numbers.

I create a link(soft) for the no-subpixel and everything was fine after that.

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