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Old 12th December 2012, 05:53
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Default Using Sharp Fonts On A GNOME 3 Desktop
Is there an updated version for Gnome 3?

http://www.howtoforge.com/sharp_fonts_gnome?

The instructions works great on Fedora 14 with Gnome 2. But just couldn't get Gnome 3 to have same effect on Fedora 17
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Old 12th December 2012, 10:38
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No, there's no such tutorial for GNOME 3.
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Is everyone else happy with default gnome 3 fonts, hence no demand for such tutorial?

Have been using Fedora as a desktop for some time, enjoyed it since the gnome change according to the tutorial. Hate to abandon Linux simply because Gnome 3 completely blew off the usability...

Any help would appreciated.
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Is everyone else happy with default gnome 3 fonts, hence no demand for such tutorial?
I guess noone's using GNOME3... My favourite desktop environment is XFCE now because I cannot work with GNOME or Unity...
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Interesting, XFCE is the same recommendation I've got from my coworkers when question was posted in internal forum.

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