Bad anti-aliasing

[sujay1844]

The anti-aliasing of the font and icons is so bad. Is there a way to fix this?? Or is it a bug??
And when I try to use a font that is not monospace, this happens:-

Also how do you make the corners rounded??

[l4l]

That's weird, anti-aliasing worked perfect for me so far (though a poor excuse, I know). May you share some info about your environment (e.g. yofi config, wm/de, hidpi scaling, font name/kind, etc)? Also, does it render the same for other fonts?

[sujay1844]

My monospace font is Hack, the normal one is Noto Sans. My yofi is exactly same as the sample one except the change in font and icons. I use SwayWM.

[l4l]

I can reproduce the issue with Noto Sans. But Hack (ttf one) looks normal for me:

May you point out a particular font package so I can try it out?

Also how do you make the corners rounded??

Missed this one. Rounding for input block cannot be configured yet: #6. As for the window rounding there's no issue afair. Or do you mean something else?

UPD: As for Noto Sans, a third-party rendering lib has a bug with some fonts: jrmuizel/raqote#170.

[sujay1844]

nah it's the normal ttf package in the arch repos

Missed this one. Rounding for input block cannot be configured yet: #6. As for the window rounding there's no issue afair. Or do you mean something else?

I meant the rounding of the whole thing. the input block is fine for me

UPD: As for Noto Sans, a third-party rendering lib has a bug with some fonts: jrmuizel/raqote#170.

Oh I see.
RobotoMono Nerd Font works fine. I'm using that for now.

[l4l]

nah it's the normal ttf package in the arch repos

That's really weird then, I did try the ttf-hack 3.003-3 from arch repo.

I meant the rounding of the whole thing. the input block is fine for me

Got it, mind to open an another issue?

[sujay1844]

That's really weird then, I did try the ttf-hack 3.003-3 from arch repo.

Never mind, I'll use the Robotomono nerd font. I think there's some issue with my pc.

Got it, mind to open an another issue?

Sure

[poperigby]

I'm still having this issue. DejaVu Sans looks like this

[l4l]

Unfortunately that's the issue in the third-party library (or maybe its usage) and I cannot do anything with it. For now I think the only workaround is using a different font, that sucks I know.

Currently I'm considering to change the underlying font rendering library to rusttype but obviously it is going to take some time for both research & integration.

[poperigby]

Got it. Thank you.