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Introducing SUSE Typeface: SUSE’s new open sourced font
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I doubt anyone of the SUSE team reading this but I despise the small g, ugly as fuck but the overall aesthetics of the font are pleasing. I still try it out on openSUSE since I'm on the search for a good font.
Oh god, I absolutely despise this fancy-ass g. Not just here, but also other otherwise great fonts like the Fira family.
And its always the small g and nothing else, I hate it so much. If the whole font would made like this it would be great but its not the case sadly.
Honestly, the 'g' irks me in a way that I'm growing to appreciate.