So, this PR is mostly to ensure that by default samples use a font that is compatible with the system it was created on, right ?

This also fixes samples / templates for systems where Arial font is not available (i.e Linux)

You meant to say that Courrier is not available in Linux, right otherwise your changes to make the default font for font assets Arial doesn't make a lot of sense ?

So, this PR is mostly to ensure that by default samples use a font that is compatible with the system it was created on, right ?

@Eideren Correct 😅 On most systems it will be the Arial font but on Linux does not. On most distros most common one would be Liberation (i.e. LibreOffice use it as default font). Thus, I would prefer to void direct font calling for samples and default font.

You meant to say that Courrier is not available in Linux, right otherwise your changes to make the default font for font assets Arial doesn't make a lot of sense ?

Both Arial and Courier New technically are available on any OS (no one stops you from installing MS fonts, Example: MS Fonts for Alpine Linux). But that's too anoying to install another dependency and most distributions offer Microsoft font replacements (the replacement for Times New Roman is Liberation Serif , for Arial is Liberations Sans etc)

Right, so not specifying any font would automatically pick one of the fonts available on the current OS ?

@Eideren If I understand correctly not specifying the parameters will result in not overwriting the FontName property value of SystemFontProvider and the method GetDefaultFontNamewill be called from the construtor instead - SystemFontProvider line 23

I tested it by running Gamestudio and indeed it sets to Arial as expected.
I have one more observation : It is possible to set back to Arial font explicitly and but I think that a matter for another PR to detect "default" font in the GameStudio editor (i.e you can choose to set font name Arial or Default (Arial / Liberation))

Thanks for the clarifications