Gnome-Specimen gets confused between different weights of the same font, displaying the wrong one. For a font-testing/specimen program this is sub-optimal.
This will likely turn out to be related to bug #744812 ("FontConfig/Qt stack choke on Ubuntu Medium font meta-data (No medium in Inkscape and too bold in Qt apps)"), but provides a nice, easy, reproducible test-case using the advanced multi-weight typeface available in:
Gnome-Specimen gets confused between different weights of the same font, displaying the wrong one. For a font-testing/ specimen program this is sub-optimal.
This will likely turn out to be related to bug #744812 ("FontConfig/Qt stack choke on Ubuntu Medium font meta-data (No medium in Inkscape and too bold in Qt apps)"), but provides a nice, easy, reproducible test-case using the advanced multi-weight typeface available in:
http:// apt.ubuntu. com/p/ttf- ubuntu- font-family or: font.ubuntu. com/
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To reproduce:
1. Select and expand "Ubuntu" from the list of font family names
2. Choose "Medium"
3. Choose "Bold"
What happens:
3. For both Ubuntu Medium and Ubuntu Bold the same specimen is displayed
What should happen:
3. Medium should show a specimen for Ubuntu Medium, and Bold should show a specimen for Ubuntu Bold.