Chromium seems to interpret fontconfig rules differently

I have noticed that a number of fonts are not being antialiased when rendered on Chromium, producing ugly and often unreadable output. The very same fonts render nicely under Firefox. The following images should give a sense of what I am seeing:
Chromium:
Firefox:
I have the sharpfonts AUR package installed and it is the sharpfonts fontconfig rules which seem to be causing the issue. Up to this point, the sharpfonts rules worked beautifully across my entire desktop. The fact that I am now getting different font output from Chromium and Chromium alone would seem to suggest that it is somehow interpreting my fontconfig rules differently. Can anyone shed some light on what is happening here?

And also, I get rule:
IF
C206_0=1 and C206_0=0 and C206_0=0
THEN
C206_3=0
Confidence=0.95249695
Support=0.023413174
But it is impossible for C206_0 to be 0 and 1 at the same time.
Chengliang

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billodwyer wrote:Being unused to UEFI I was thinking about trying to just run everything in BIOS/Legacy mode, but that doesn't seem very sensible to me, especially since I have the hardware so I might as well use it.
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So, reading the wiki and forums have led me to conclude that having a 1GB EFI System Partition on the SSD should be sufficient, and use gummiboot for my bootloader.
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Other reading about setting up dual boots suggests to me that installing Windows 7 on its own HDD with MBR partitioning and Arch on a separate (set of) drive(s) with GPT partitioning will be sufficient. The reason being that if the BIOS is set up to boot sda, which has GRUB as its bootloader, using GRUB I can choose to boot into Windows despite it being on a separate hard drive.
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Overall, you're best off either using GPT for all your disks and booting all your OSes in EFI mode or using MBR for Windows (and perhaps all your disks) and using BIOS-mode booting for all your OSes.
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1. Have I gotten this all completely wrong?
Significant parts of it, I'm afraid; see above. You're working under BIOS assumptions, which don't apply to EFI.
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1. Do you know of any logging done by the transport server to check on matches of the filters?
2. I am using outside and inside condition in the rules. Are they what I think they are?
I hope you can help. I think I am doing this right, but I cannot verify the process 100%. Some logs or additional information would help. Or perhaps I am not using the conditions properly.
Thank you in advance.
and BTW the environment is Exchange 2007

Based on my research, there is no specific log to match the filters. During the mail flow, only SMTP log and Message Tracking log can record the message information.
You can check the two logs if needed. For more information, please refer to the following steps.
Enable Message tracking log
1. Open the Exchange Management Console.
2. In the console tree, expand Server Configuration, and select Hub Transport.
3. In the action pane, click the Properties link that is directly under the server name.
4. In the Properties page, click the Log Settings tab.
5. In the Message tracking log section, Select Enable message tracking log to enable message tracking.
6. Click Apply to save changes and remain in the Properties page, or click OK to save changes and exit the Properties page.
Enable SMTP Log
1. In the console tree, expand Organization Configuration, and select Hub Transport.
2. In the action pane, click on Sender Connectors and right click on send connector and then click on properties.
3. Select “Verbose” under “Protocol logging level” and then click ok.
Then, you can find the logs from the following location.
Collect Message Tracking Log
On the Exchange server, go to directory “c:\program files\Microsoft\exchange server\TransportRoles\Logs\Message Tracking”
Collect SMTP log
Open the folder on the Hub Server,: C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\TransportRoles\Logs\ProtocolLog\SmtpSend.
Thanks.
Novak
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