Better looking fonts in OpenSUSE 11.2 KDE 4.x

You may be thinking the default fonts used by OpenSUSE in KDE are quite good already but it can be slightly better.

All you have to do is change the default fonts to the Liberation font set to experience slightly better looking text within your desktop environment.

Go to KDE System settings > Appearance > Fonts

System Settings - Fonts

Simply match the fonts in the above screenshot, set Anti Aliasing to enabled and the DPI to 96.

Finally click on the configure button and change the font hinting to full.

Anti-Aliasing Settings

Once you have finished, reboot for your changes to take effect.