As we all know, font setting in opera is always a big problem. The same applies to KUbuntu. The default font setting of opera is ugly. After setting the default font for one day, you just set the menu, button, and other items. However, the webpage settings are always unavailable. When you select the font, chinese font options (such as "" and "文 ") are always garbled. The fonts on the Web page are large and small, with different thicknesses. Later, I found it online for many days. Now I want to sum up that the widely used online statement is to change opera6.ini.
As we all know, font setting in opera is always a big problem. The same applies to KUbuntu. The default font setting of opera is ugly. After setting the default font for one day, you just set the menu, button, and other items. However, the webpage settings are always unavailable. When you select the font, chinese font options (such as "" and "文 ") are always garbled. The fonts on the Web page are large and small, with different thicknesses.
Later, I found it online for many days. Now, I will summarize the following online statements: Change opera6.ini settings, and add the following to user prefs:
[User Prefs]
Enable Core X Fonts = 0
Enable Xft Fonts = 1
However, according to my actual operations, it does not work. Later, I saw an article on Linuxsir saying that the above settings should be reversed, that is:
Enable Core X Fonts = 1
Enable Xft Fonts = 0
I did! The font options have been restored to normal (sim" SimSun ")! The specific settings are as follows:
1. Perform the preceding operations --
Enable Core X Fonts = 1
Enable Xft Fonts = 0
2. Tools-preferences-advanced-Fonts: Set common fonts, browser menus, toolbar, dialog boxes, and form buttons of webpages to your favorite fonts.
3. Select the "International font" option on the font option page, select "simplified Chinese" for the writing system, and set it as the font you want.
Then, the font of Opera should meet your requirements.