Comment # 16 on bug 951898 from Tomas Cech

(In reply to Felix Miata from comment #15)
> (In reply to Tomas Cech from comment #14)
> > Enlightenment doesn't respect X configuration, system configuration
> 
> The disrespect and scaling implementation are why I don't use Gnome or
> Cinnamon.
> 
> > but in the wizard you can configure scaling (or later in control panels).
> 
> I tried the control panels after being displeased with and resetting the
> initial 1.2 wizard setting to 1.0, but everything at 1.0 is too small to
> figure out what to do or how it's supposed to work. Simply trying to figure
> it out is too painful because of how slow it is using Intel video, and the
> slowness makes it pointless to try to use E anyway.
> 
> Here in this bug I was trying to point out pitfalls of making changes to
> fonts configuration to try to match other distros. Once hinting and subpixel
> are configured to taste, fonts on my fully configured openSUSE KDE and TDE
> installations look good (except for being gray where they ought to be
> black). My fontconfig preference stacks on fully configured installations
> are topped by Droid Sans, Droid Serif and Droid Sans Mono. One man's meat is
> another man's poison. Defaults changes can convert one to the other, making
> everybody work more to find or recover happiness.

Thank you for your valuable input. Unfortunately I don't plan to work on
improvement.