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Sway configuration
This is my ~/.config/sway/config, and
…config.d/. The main config contains thinks that I have
felt as essential or otherwise felt like putting there, but as I love
include directives, a lot is in the config.d.
Themes
My i3 config says that on Debian the packages are:
sudo apt install lxappearance gtk-chtheme qt4-qtconfig qt5ct
The source for that is marked as https://askubuntu.com/a/600946
Additionally apparently my ~/.xprofile specifies
GTK_THEME which I have hoped to get get detected/understood
by browsers etc, but I think I decided to not import that to Sway which
naturally doesn’t read xprofile.
Fonts
Using the same apps and gnome-tweaks (as there are
probably a lot of methods setting fonts):
- User-interface text: Noto Serif Regular 10
- Document text: Noto Serif Regular 11
- Monospace text: Noto Sans Mono Regular 10
- Legacy window title text: Noto Serif Bold 11
- Apparently this means “apps that don’t use client-side decorations”
The number behind is obviously the number and it’s based on what were the defaults before I touched them so I am hoping GNOME knows what they are doing.
Noto should have all characters, looks good enough to my eyes, I guess Serif makes a distinguishion between letters “I” and “l”, it doesn’t seem to have a Mono variant, but the Sans is close enough.
Where reading speed is needed, OpenDyslexic is nice, but
some applications have trouble handling it, e.g. mpv (makes Ä and Ö and
Å all Å) and Firefox (makes 8 look like 6 and other weirdness).
Other font settings in GNOME-Tweak:
- Hinting: a bit
- for no particular reason
- Antialiasing: Subpixel (for LCD-displays)
- I have no idea where there are “standard grayscale” displays that aren’t LCD.