Comment 12 for bug 673949
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| Paul Sladen (sladen) wrote Re: Technical: Light/Medium/Regular/Bold, investigate /etc/fonts.d/ to map bold to next level up for each | #12 |
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Malcolm, I /think/:
Fullname: Ubuntu Light, Ubuntu Medium, Ubuntu Light Italic, Ubuntu Medium Italic, Ubuntu Condensed
Family: Ubuntu Light, Ubuntu Light. Ubuntu Light, Ubuntu Light, Ubuntu Condensed
Style: Regular, Bold, Italic, Bold Italic, Regular
Preferred Family: Ubuntu, Ubuntu, Ubuntu, Ubuntu, Ubuntu
Preferred Style: Light, Medium, Light Italic, Medium Italic, Condensed
If I understand correctly, this should mean that in the menus should appear:
Traditional user/simple app: Ubuntu (x4), Ubuntu Light (x4), Ubuntu Mono (x4), Ubuntu Condensed (x1)
Designer/advanced app: Ubuntu (x9), Ubuntu Mono (x4)
This would give us something to test and if it doesn't (I very much take David's comments in #5 on board) we can re-assess. The use-case for the above is that a user starts setting in Ubuntu, finds it a bit heavy and wants to ratchet back a notice, so selects-all and switches to "Ubuntu Light" and the bolds gets knocked down proportionally.