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You need to change the configuration of i3, copying /etc/i3/config file to ~/.config/i3/config and then editing/adding your font configuration: cp /etc/i3/config ~/.config/i3/config Now you need to edit the file and add your preferences using the following syntax: font <X core font description> font pango:[family list] [style options] [size]

font, it doesn’t scale on retina/hidpi displays. ... bindsym $mod+Return exec i3-sensible-terminal ... change focus between tiling / floating windows.

You need to change the configuration of i3, copying /etc/i3/config file to ~/.config/i3/config and then editing/adding your font configuration: cp /etc/i3/config ~/.config/i3/config Now you need to edit the file and add your preferences using the following syntax: font <X core font description> font pango:[family list] [style options] [size]

Oct 20, 2013 · Xft.dpi: 96.0 Xft.hinting: true Xft.hintstyle: hintslight Xft.antialias: true Xft.rgba: rgb *font: xft:ubuntu mono:size=13:style=medium:antialias=true *boldFont: xft:ubuntu mono:size=13:style=medium:antialias=true Then merge the new settings (or restart x) and open a new terminal. xrdb -merge .Xresources

Hello! I recently installed i3 on an arch linux machine, first time ever working on anything other than windows. I'm trying to explore more ...

You should tell us _which_ terminal you use. Note that i3-sensible-terminal is just a wrapper script that will execute the first terminal ...

You are using a scalable font (starting with “pango:”) in your i3 config. You are using a terminal emulator which supports scaling. You could temporarily switch to gnome-terminal, which is known to support scaling out of the box, until you figure out how to adjust the font size in your favorite terminal emulator.

DESCRIPTION. i3-sensible-terminal is invoked in the i3 default config to start a terminal. This wrapper script is necessary since there is no distribution-independent terminal launcher (but for example Debian has x-terminal-emulator). Distribution packagers are responsible for shipping this script in a way which is appropriate for the distribution.

You need to change the configuration of i3, copying /etc/i3/config file to ~/.config/i3/config and then editing/adding your font ...

Nov 12, 2020 · Shirobachi: *font: xft:TerminessTTFNerdFontMono:size=26:style=medium:antialias=true. If you are using the default terminal which came with the i3 community edition you should be able to change the font size there. Use size11 for example and type type xrdb ~/.Xresources in your terminal for the changes to take effect.

No change here. 3) Adjusting the font in ~/.config/i3/config. None of these have provided any real indication as to what is happening.

Jan 02, 2016 · When I start X, i3 load with the settings from ~/.Xresources: dina-font (Monospace) and size 20. However it is still small. However it is still small. When I increase the size using the xterm*fontSize setting or Ctrl + Right click, only the cursor block gets bigger but the actual font does not.

#font pango:DejaVu Sans Mono 8 # Before i3 v4.8, we used to recommend this one ... Mod1 # start a terminal bindsym Mod1+Return exec i3-sensible-terminal -fg ...

Default terminal can be configured in ... exec i3-sensible-terminal on terminal of your ...

20.10.2013 · The font size of my terminal is still very small. I changed the font size in the .i3/config file and I also tried to adjust the gtk2 font size, but nothing has changed in the terminal. Any idea how I can change it?

02.01.2016 · If you haven't changed anything with i3wm then you're probably launching i3-sensible-terminal. ... The shell you're using is going to affect how you can change font size/style. Type ps and see which shell you're running. After that you can google around how to set the font settings for the specific shell.

11.11.2020 · If you are using the default terminal which came with the i3 community edition you should be able to change the font size there. Use size11 for example and type type xrdb ~/.Xresources in your terminal for the changes to take effect. If nothing changes then go to your i3 config and look what terminal is set there.

Check your ~/.i3/config and see what you have entered for the line $mod+return that will tell you which terminal you're launching and ...

DESCRIPTION. i3-sensible-terminal is invoked in the i3 default config to start a terminal. This wrapper script is necessary since there is no distribution-independent terminal launcher (but for example Debian has x-terminal-emulator). Distribution packagers are responsible for shipping this script in a way which is appropriate for the distribution.

If you are using the default terminal which came with the i3 community edition you should be able to change the font size there. Use size11 for ...