I tend to favor check-buttons over a combobox, as the latter will have to include a list for all possible combinations from (fixed-w, variable-w, normal); and checkbuttons are faster to see & access by the user.

Yeah, in the case where multiple options can be selected then checkboxes is a better UI.

GTK included in binaries is 2.24; because it uses the older fontSelectiionDialog, that means I may not even get to use the results of this work?

It should be possible to do it to both versions, but possibly not the same code. There are CERTAIN people </troll> who say you should #ifdef different code for GTK2 and GTK3, but I think its entirely up to the PR writer, so long as they don't break the other GTK version, extra functionality should be acceptable even if its for only one GTK version.

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