After some readings where I forgot to write down the source, I settled with these fonts for my desktop. All of them are open fonts and free for commercials so I won't get sued someday when I use them on my official document. All fonts are installed to my Fedora 40 KDE Spin. I put anti-aliasing on with sub-pixel rendering sets to RGB and little hinting enabled. Common Fonts For non-monospace fonts, I choose to install Inter font from Rasmus Andersson . This font is mostly included in the top list of many font reviewers for UI. And I agree, the font is gorgeous and it has the right space for my KDE Fedora laptop. I used Monospace For monospace a.k.a coding font, I go with IBM Flex Mono font . It's a good font developed by folks at IBM. To get it, I use sparse-checkout to checkout from Github. git clone --filter=blob:none --no-checkout https://github.com/IBM/plex.git cd plex/ git sparse-checkout set --cone git checkout master git sparse-checkout set packages/plex-mono/fonts...
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