Today's Updates Screwed Up My Fonts

[Rainmaker]

Just updated today about 20 updates were available.
As you can see from the following attachmens, my Fonts have gone Haywire.
This is in Firefox & Google Chrome. I also have the same issue in LibreOffice.
I have tried changing the Font but problem persists.
Anyone else seeing this or have any idea how to rectify?


Thanks

edit... Actually I have noticed a pattern. The fonts are only screwed in gtk/gnome applications & not in the native kde ones!

[ronw]

I haven't logged out since the updates, but definitely some major pieces of kde updated.

Did your GTK settings in System Settings > Application Appearance maybe get reset? If not, maybe set to something else, Apply, then return to the correct settings.

[Rainmaker]

15 more updates today, but problem still persists.
ronw... I checked gtk settings and they are fine.
I will delete my .kde folder & see if that makes any difference.
I have also noticed that the problem only seems to be after I resume from suspend.

[Snowhog]

Clear out your user cache and switch Desktop Theme to anything else and then back to what you use again.

[Rainmaker]

Thanks Snowhog,
Have tried your suggestion. It seems to work, but I will wait 24 hours to be sure, before marking this thread as solved.

[Rainmaker]

This problem has not reoccurred, so am marking as solved.
Thanks Snowhog & ronw for your help.

[mparillo]

How do I clear my user cache

Clear out your user cache and switch Desktop Theme to anything else and then back to what you use again.

I can find the Desktop Theme in Systems Settings > Workspace Appearance, but I cannot find the user cache there?

[Rainmaker]

It's in your Home folder. .cache, (a hidden folder). Enter the folder & delete everything in it.

[oshunluvr]

It's in your Home folder. .cache, (a hidden folder). Enter the folder & delete everything in it.

P.S. you should do this outside KDE. As in: log out of the GUI and log into the terminal via CRTL-ATL-F1. From there it's a simple rm -r ~/.cache

Doing from the GUI won't kill puppies or anything, but might cause crashes. Better to log out first.

[mparillo]

Thank you, Rainmaker, and thank you oshunluvr for anticipating my follow-up question.