Settings in GNOME have been changed to use the Inter font by default, which is optimized for high character clarity at small to medium sizes (less than 12px) on computer screens. It’s possible that this change may be reverted before the upcoming release of GNOME 47 if user testing finds it unsuccessful.
By default, the Inter font has some issues, namely the identical display of the uppercase letter 'I' and the lowercase 'l', as well as the letter 'O' and the number '0'. This problem can be addressed by setting the optional 'ss02' mode in the font-feature-settings property.
To test the new font, download and unpack the zip archive containing the Inter font, install the font by double-clicking the files InterVariable.ttf and InterVariable-Italic.ttf in the GNOME Fonts application, and then activate it as the interface font in GNOME Tweaks or via the gsettings utility (‘gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface font-name ‘Inter Variable 11’).
Source: linux.org.ru
