Hi, I'm pretty familiar with openSUSE and I can solve many issues when I install new versions. What I will never understand is font configuration though. Neither I do fully understand how to configure it nor the default seems sane. I've been using Leap 42.x now for its lifetime and upgraded to Leap 15.0 today just to see that some applications have very strange and ugly fonts (imagine fonts like from my the early days of PCs). Especially this was about monospace this time and I was able to change the configuration via YaST2's new module (btw, where does it apply the configuration? I couldn't find it in /etc/fonts.) But first I had to look up on my old installation (thank god it's still around in another partition) which font I've used for the past years. Therefore I was able to apply the same. Still my feedback somehow is: openSUSE's default font selection is inconsistent and strange/suboptimal in every other version or I do something wrong in a subtle way. Anyone has a useful pointer how to get nice fonts within openSUSE Leap 15.0? Thanks, Wolfgang -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-support+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-support+owner@opensuse.org