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On Tue, 19 Jul 2005, cafairle@×××××××××××××××××.ca wrote: |
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> My question is, you know in gnome-terminal you can select whether to use "system |
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> terminal font", what font is this? it seems to be the issue. I *could* simply |
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> increase the font size in all affected apps but I shouldnt have to do that. |
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It is your Terminal font setting in the Gnome font preferences. You can |
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change it with 'gnome-font-properties'. |
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> Others have suggested expliciting setting the dpi in xorg.conf but again, I |
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> never had to do that before so why now? Right now its 75x75 dpi. I have no idea |
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> what it was before this font issue. |
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How are you starting xfce? The xfce startup scripts should override the |
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default dpi setting with 96 dpi. If it doesn't you could try that value |
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in xorg.conf |
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HTH |
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