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Tom Naujokas schreef: |
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> On Mon, 2005-15-08 at 22:09 -0400, Walter Dnes wrote: |
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>> The one part I haven't figured out is xterm. If I {ALT-RIGHT-CLICK} |
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>>in an xterm, I get a menu that will alter font sizes. How do I change |
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>>the default font size that xterm comes up with? |
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> You can control xterm fonts with either command line options or with |
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> Xtoolkit resources. "man xterm" shows the option: |
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> -fn font This option specifies the font to be used for displaying |
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> normal text. The default is fixed. |
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> and for a resource: |
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> font (class Font) Specifies the name of the normal font. The |
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> default is ``fixed.'' |
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> Reviewing the rest of the man file, there are many other options and |
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> resources for controlling fonts. Far more than I remember from the |
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> last time I looked at this particular man file. Looks like some |
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> experimentation would be in order to determine what works best for |
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> you. |
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The 'simplest' way to control xterm fonts is to edit your ~/.Xresources |
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file to specify the font, or font size, or font encoding, that you want |
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xterm (or terms based on xterm, like aterm or mrxvt) to use, although |
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gnome-terminal and konsole can edit such settings directly in the GUI. |
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HTH, |
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Holly |
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