These fonts would be fine if we were running Microsoft Windows, however they don't work with Ubuntu at all. Honestly it makes sense to go ahead and change the font-family to a font that is installed on Ubuntu, ie. Sans, which is what the desktop uses as its default non-fixed width font.
Phil or Matt: care to elaborate? I also see this with the Kubuntu start page fonts as well.
It doesn't look blurry to me, but that is me. However, what I did notice after looking at the ubuntu.css file is this:
html {
...
font-family: "Lucida Grande", Verdana, Lucida, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
...
}
These fonts would be fine if we were running Microsoft Windows, however they don't work with Ubuntu at all. Honestly it makes sense to go ahead and change the font-family to a font that is installed on Ubuntu, ie. Sans, which is what the desktop uses as its default non-fixed width font.
Phil or Matt: care to elaborate? I also see this with the Kubuntu start page fonts as well.