Not working here

[[email protected] ~]$ wget http://repo.antergos.com/antergos/x86_64/antergos-openbox-setup-1.0-3-any.pkg.tar.xz
--2017-10-06 07:21:10--  http://repo.antergos.com/antergos/x86_64/antergos-openbox-setup-1.0-3-any.pkg.tar.xz
Resolving repo.antergos.com... 82.192.75.147
Connecting to repo.antergos.com|82.192.75.147|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 404 Not Found
2017-10-06 07:21:10 ERROR 404: Not Found.

EDIT: Thanks to PkgBrowser, I see now that’s there’s a 1.0-4 version. Fixed now.

In a VM with stock antergos xfce, I installed notepadqq-git. I don’t have much experience with qt5 programs, I’m qt5 dumb, but I think I’m seeing what @Hallowvale is seeing. @Keegan installing “qt5ct” allows you to easily manage the appearance of qt5 programs. You can easily change themes and fonts to better blend qt5 with gtk. I won’t be adverse to installing qt5 programs in the future. Thanks Keegan!

I’m not sure where the font discrepancies are occurring within the programs, but the Window Manager is different from the Appearance settings, and allows you to change the font in the Title your windows.

If you install a new font, let’s say into ~/.fonts folder, you may need to update your font cache in order for other programs to use the font with:

$ fc-cache

I’ve never encountered this issue before with any program in xfce. If using a ‘testing’ version of software, maybe this could cause problems?

What does font settings in Window Manager show?

I had the same or similar issue. I didn’t bother with dealing with the segfault, removed Boxes, and installed virt-manager instead.
https://forum.antergos.com/topic/6905/gnome-boxes-segfaulting

I’m disgusted by the political landscape here in the US. Net Neutrality is a freedom of speech issue and must be regulated as such. I pay for the bandwidth and “privilege”.

Ikey Doherty has left his job at Intel to work on Budgie full time. Hopefully Budgie 11 is coming soon. If you want some insider knowledge into the the Solus project, and anything Linux related, check out Late Night Linux podcasts: https://latenightlinux.com/ . Our own Antergos IRC Michael Tunnell sat in on a podcast as well.

Brasero was buggy the few times I tried it. Never had an issue with Xfburn or K3B.

@Krugar, I’ve never heard of pkgbrowser before. It’s perfect. Thank You!

I had to replace my Realtek in my TP with an Intel card recently due to poor kernel driver support. Worked without any intervention on boot up.