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I'm using Solus Mate and the following PDF file doesn't show as well as in Firefox/Chrome:
In Atril I see most of the letters too close to each other:
In Firefox it looks much better:
And maybe Chrome shows it a little better than Firefox:
I've opened this PDF during a Live USB session of Linux Mint 18.3 Mate and Manjaro 17.1.2 Mate and it looks fine there, so I don't know why it's different on Solus Mate.
No problem here on Solus MATE here. I guess it uses a font that is not installed on your system. You can also check The settings Appearance -> Fonts. Perhaps something these was changed ?
I saw the same problem on a Solus 3 Mate Live USB.
I did not change the fonts in Appearance > Fonts:
I also have TimeNewRoman* & Arial* not embedded and other fonts embedded.
I think you should dig in that direction : Do you have these fonts installed (via 3rd party, wine, etc...) ?
Would be interesting to know how this compares to Evince and perhaps MuPDF (-->T2156).
@mate-user it's working as intended. You don't have the fonts installed that it is looking for, but Firefox and Chrome bundle their own versions. That's why they display it correctly.