.RHEL 10 provides enhanced fonts in GNOME desktop The appearance of fonts has been improved in RHEL 10, with most languages using variable fonts (VF): * The GNOME default fonts have changed to Red Hat fonts (previously Abattis Cantarell for Sans and Adobe Source Code Pro for Mono). * The default core fonts have changed from Deja Vu to the Google Noto VF family for most languages. * The default installed Chinese, Japanese, and Korean Noto fonts are now VF, though the static fonts are still available. * The default fonts for Indic (India), Thai, and Khmer have changed to Noto VF which also have the Serif face. * The default Malayalam fonts have been improved. * The `default-fonts` meta-packages have been introduced to pull in the appropriate default fonts for each language, making it easier to install default font coverage for particular languages. These meta-packages are installed by default for GNOME desktop. Other enhancements include the following: * Indic input methods for India follow the newer Inscript 2 Government standard. * New `bash-color-prompt` package sets up a default colored Bash shell prompt.