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waltdnes@××××××××.org wrote: |
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> On Fri, Dec 04, 2015 at 08:45:43PM +0100, wabenbau@×××××.com wrote |
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> > Try consolefont="ter-124n". But as Peter said, the terminus-font |
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> > needs some X libraries. I never noticed that, because on my system |
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> > X was already installed before I installed |
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> > media-fonts/terminus-font. |
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> I couldn't get anything less than 120 columns across. Here's the |
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> scriptlet "listres" I used to check all the terminal fonts. Note that |
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> it does *NOT* begin with #!/bin/bash and is not chmod'ed executable. |
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> That's because COLUMNS and LINES are not environment variables, but |
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> are shell variables. So they are not inherited by a deeper script. |
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> cd /usr/share/consolefonts |
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> for cfont in ter-* |
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> do |
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> setfont ${cfont} |
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> echo "${cfont} ${COLUMNS} ${LINES}" |
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> done |
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> cd |
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> I had to "source" it to stay within the same shell level... |
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> . listres > /dev/shm/screensize.txt |
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That's because the fonts hight is twice its width. The biggest terminus |
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font size is 32px. That's in fact a 16x32 matrix. With a screen size of |
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1920x1080 that will give you 120 columns and 33 lines. |
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It seems that there is no bigger console font available. |
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Sorry, I really didn't considered that well enough before I made my |
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suggestion. If I would have used my brain I would have realized that |
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I'm using ter-132n and have 240 columns and 67 lines on my UHD screen |
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and that this font size would give you 120x33 chars on your screen. |
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My screen is huge (32") and so the font is readable from my working |
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distance. Usually I only work on the console when I make backups in |
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single user mode or when I'm testing different options for the GPU |
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driver. So I can live with that fontsize. But nevertheless I would also |
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appreciate a somewhat bigger font. |
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Just now I searched for BDF in the package DB (eix bdf) and found some |
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tools for converting X fonts to console fonts. I never used these tools |
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and so cannot say if they are helpful for you. If you achieve good |
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results with these programs please give me a hint. |
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Regards |
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wabe |