.files

Setting default fonts

If you happen to install something like otf-ipafont or some other font that overrides your default font, the easiest way I found to fix that is to go to /etc/fonts/conf.d grep for the font you want to move down in priority (e.g. grep IPA *) In my case it was 65-nonlatin.conf that contained it. I wanted to have 66-noto* to have priority over it So i just mv 65-nonlatin.conf 67-nonlatin.conf

fixing audio delay on random ports after a bit of idle

https://web.archive.org/web/20210909092305/https://askubuntu.com/questions/1293371/displayport-sound-delay-on-ubuntu-20-04-20-10