Created attachment 1741977 [details] fonts.conf file Description of problem: I use a fonts.conf file to make the system use Cantarell's characters over DejaVu Sans and some of the asian Noto Sans variants when a font doesn't have them, however, I've noticed that in Fedora, this doesn't apply, and DejaVu Sans is still used instead of Cantarell. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 33 How reproducible: Always. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Use my fonts.conf file 2. Open gucharmap and search for the U+2236 (ratio) character under "common". 3. Right click on it. Actual results: It shows DejaVu Sans instead of Cantarell. Expected results: It should show Cantarell instead of DejaVu Sans. Additional info:
Created attachment 1741978 [details] Photo showing gucharmap showing the issue.
Please attach the log for FC_DEBUG=7 fc-match sans-serif
https://drive.google.com/file/d/19g8Z5v2kjerqkjfEjnmcsuXK6GsB6O0x/view?usp=sharing Here it is.
That looks good to me and working as expected though? and I didn't look at the screenshot though, it is because you chose IBM Plex Sans for rendering on gucharmap but it doesn't have a glyph for that, then just fallback to DejaVu Sans. that's normal. because your rule in fonts.conf is to use Cantarell as a fallback of "sans-serif" but not "IBM Plex Sans" or whatever.