GTK 4.14 To Provide Crisper Font Rendering, Better Fractional Scaling

Written by Michael Larabel in GNOME on 7 March 2024 at 08:27 AM EST. 55 Comments
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The upcoming GTK 4.14 toolkit release with the new renderers should yield crisper font rendering.

Red Hat's Matthias Clasen wrote a blog post today around fractional scaling and font rendering improvements to enjoy with the upcoming GTK 4.14 release. Clasen notes he moved from the "large text" setting over to 125% fractional scaling with the latest GTK code thanks to the new renderers. The updated toolkit will yield more crisp font rendering especially for desktops utilizing fractional scaling.

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Those wanting to learn more about the fractional scaling and font rendering improvements with the imminent GTK 4.14 release can do so via the GTK.org blog.
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