https://mediacru.sh/T0GgP72QUp3L.jpg
michaa7 - only to understand the problem - we talking about which fonts and which settings? ...
I appreciate you now try to parse the problem correctly [1].
The answer is in
my first posting where it says "This is how it looks like" with the underlying link:
http://fotos.ac52.de/fonts_vergleich.pngFrom this foto it should be clear. All application windows obviously carry the fluxbox decoration, which I know and knew since years how to change. Fluxbox deco no problem for no whatever toolkit using program.
QT/KDE (here dolphin): fonts within application (i.e. all fonts
except deco provided by fluxbox) fonts menue bar, fonts file system tree, font menue, submenues: no problem, they are as fat and big as I like it, fonts are set using digikam because it is more comprehensive than KDE system settings!!!
GTK-3 applications (so far found bluefish, gaupol, gimage-view (don't remember exact name), one or two others), no example in the above linked foto. Solved recently with the help of some guys from debianforum.de , with pointed me to using CCS file ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css . Works like a charme (although seems to be slow while opening).
gtk2 (i.e. all fonts
except deco provided by fluxbox)
Look at the foto: It's thunar (partly covered by dolphin), a gtk2 application (like gparted, gksu, geany a.o.). Now compare the menue bar and the fonts of the file system tree. Compared to what dolphin and the fluxbox decoration looks like they are small and tiny (if your browser doesn't zoom the image). Accordingly to what lxappearance says and what cannot be saved after changing it it's "Sans 10". The words "Geräte" and "Orte" are a bit better only because the last days I tried whatever I got between my hands: gnome-color-chooser allows for changing some fonts, but not for the most important ones.
All this is info from the first posting, polished and extended.
I know qt-curve is considered a problem by some people including you, in the past (the farer past) I had uninstalled it but it created problems which I don't remember. I don't like to and don't want to change qt applications to gtk-X. The otter-browser thing happend for testing purpose only because allthough being a QT5 application, it doesn't honor my QT settings (which is a totaly unrelated problem caused by the fact that both, QT5 AND otter-browser are so to say *unstable* read "progressing with some glitches" and compiling the *.deb they are using ... kubuntu, different libs there and so on.... Yes, ...I am totally aware of what that means. Sidenote: I hope the progress of otter-browser will soon outshine other browsers development. I really hope you (the siduction team) at least consider to include it. Yeah, Im daydreaming ;-) ).
I reassigned a lower priority to this gtk2 problem as it requires a more profound research (at least new home, maybe qt-curve purged (and see what new problems occure). I'll follow your links and read it before I go on.
EDIT:
What really would help if someone could ponit me to a means which allowed for seening what font-path is used while open a gtk2 app in a VT. I this is possible at all.
/EDIT
Thanks
[1]
You earn all (my) merits for what you do for siduction. What you do is magnitude bigger than what I ever have done and am able to do.
I did blame you in the past when you didn't parse what I said, I did it in this partly deviated thread and I will do so it in future, if neccessary.
I say this here publicy as *I* have been the person who has been publicly blamed while (and somehow for) trying to *defend* my problem against being ridiculed.
And herewith I call this part auf the deviation *closed*. Your help is appreaciated.
