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If you use another monospace font, just replace ProFontWindows with your font of choice.
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More specifically, I use ProFontWindows.ttf which you can download from the link listed in the reference below. Personally, I really like ProFont for my term. Which ever font you use, you'll want to add the following to your ~/.nf file to replace/append the English font to a Korean font. You'll still want to use a font at 9pt to get Korean fonts to display nicely. gnomerc add the following line export VTE_USE_XFT=0 This is because there is a bug in VTE and you need to explicitly tell VTE to not use XFT. You'll notice that even though Firefox and all the other Gnome application display Korean fonts properly, gnome-terminal still doesn't turn off antialiasing.
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It took me a good 6 hours to figure this out. This is because if you use size, it doesn't apply to firefox. However, notice that I replaced "size" with "pixelsize" Also, if you've tried this before, you'll know that this doesn't work in firefox if you've followed other examples.nf file so that anti-aliasing is not applied. If you add any additional korean fonts, you'll want to list them in your. This makes GulimChe the default font for the family of fonts listed. The second portion is a literal copy from /etc/nf and it replaces "Baekmuk Batang" string to " GulimChe". At 96dpi, you'll find that 9 points is the smallest you'll want to be because the fonts start to get mangled if you go any smaller. The first portion is turning off anti-aliasing for the designated korean fonts that are equal or greater that 8 points and less than or equal to 14 points.Notice that there are two major sections in text above. nf file in your home directory so that you can localize these font settings to your account. You also want to use GulimChe as your default font instead of the Dotum or Batang.įirst create a.
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Once you install the gulim.ttc and batang.ttc fonts, you'll want to turnoff anti-aliasing on them. I recommend installing the fonts in your ~/.fonts directory. Location: Computer->Desktop Preferences->Font->DetailedĪlthough Baekmuk font package aren't bad, to be frank, nothing beats Microsoft's gulim.ttc and batang.ttc that are shipped with Windows. I also set my rendering to "Subpixel Smoothing (LCD)." You can designate this in your font preferences. I recommend using 96dpi as your display resolution. However, please note that I'm primarily an english user and I have my en_UTF-8 as my locale so that my menus are english but it also allows me to read and write in Korean as well. This page will describe some personal settings and tips that make Korean fonts look nice.
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Please refer to KoreanSetupHowto to get korean fonts and input setup properly.