Type

Fonts, bundled through Fontsource so they show everywhere, and the type scale.

Fonts are part of a theme, and the user can switch them as a secondary setting. All are OFL and bundled through Fontsource, so they show everywhere rather than only where they’re installed. Terminals use the terminal’s font.

Next boot: Arch Linux · 14 updates · 0.125rem

Mona Sans · Default

Next boot: Arch Linux · 14 updates · 0.125rem

System UI · Next, with nothing to download

Next boot: Arch Linux · 14 updates · 0.125rem

Inter · Featured

Next boot: Arch Linux · 14 updates · 0.125rem

Geist · Featured

Next boot: Arch Linux · 14 updates · 0.125rem

IBM Plex Sans · Featured

Next boot: Arch Linux · 14 updates · 0.125rem

Noto Sans · Featured

Next boot: Arch Linux · 14 updates · 0.125rem

Albert Sans · Featured

Next boot: Arch Linux · 14 updates · 0.125rem

Geist Mono · Code

Next boot: Arch Linux · 14 updates · 0.125rem

JetBrains Mono · Code

Also available, not featured: Hubot Sans, Atkinson Hyperlegible Next, Public Sans, Source Sans 3, Figtree, Manrope, Instrument Sans, Onest and Schibsted Grotesk. A theme’s style names its font; the generated --gw-font-sans, --gw-font-figures and --gw-font-mono variables carry the stack.

Scale

Token	Size
`--gw-font-size-2xs`	0.6875rem
`--gw-font-size-xs`	0.75rem
`--gw-font-size-s`	0.875rem
`--gw-font-size-m`	1rem
`--gw-font-size-l`	1.125rem
`--gw-font-size-xl`	1.375rem
`--gw-font-size-2xl`	1.75rem
`--gw-font-size-3xl`	2.125rem
`--gw-font-size-4xl`	2.5rem

Every size multiplies by --gw-font-size-multiplier, so an app can offer a text size setting. Weights come from the theme as --gw-font-weight-regular and --gw-font-weight-strong.