On windows, use OS Lato if available #5012
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JUCE uses GDI for memory fonts and D2D for OS fonts so install Lato and detect if it is there and use that rather than memory font on Win to improve font rendering of Lato labels on Win. Noop on mac/lin. Closes surge-synthesizer#4856
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JUCE uses GDI for memory fonts and D2D for OS fonts
so install Lato and detect if it is there and use that
rather than memory font on Win to improve font rendering
of Lato labels on Win. Noop on mac/lin.
Closes #4856