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Font configuration. From ArchWiki. Fontconfig is a library designed to provide a list of available fonts to applications, and also for configuration for how fonts get rendered. The FreeType library renders the fonts, based on this configuration. The freetype2 font rendering packages on Arch Linux include the bytecode interpreter (BCI) enabled ...

I've got a 4k screen too and can read it just fine. That is the problem with things that relate to the resolution - they vary depending on ...

11.09.2019 · You can change this in the Manjaro Settings > Appearance > Settings by changing “Window Scaling” to 2x. But not all applications scale automatically, resulting in tiny fonts. So I had to change them separately for some applications. The Kate editor depends on QT. This can be changed by starting the QT configuration.

looks for a default font in this case? Also, there's some confusion regarding Xft and the Core Fonts System. As far as I could tell, both are ...

Fontconfig is a library designed to provide a list of available fonts to applications, and also for configuration for how fonts get rendered. The FreeType library renders the fonts, based on this configuration. The freetype2 font rendering packages on Arch Linux include the bytecode interpreter (BCI) enabled for better font rendering especially with an LCD monitor.

04.08.2018 · get rid of the "9x15,". You can choose any font in /usr/shared/fonts. Use pixelsize=40 or size=16 or whatever looks better for you. URxvt.font: xft:TerminessTTFNerdFontMono:pixelsize=40 You can choose any font (should be mono though) you can find in the /usr/share/fonts directory. Just play around with it.

19.08.2020 · For GTK-based applications like Firefox, you need to set the font size in the application itself. In most applications, you can also zoom in by pressing Ctrl plus the + key from the numerical keypad. Addendum: Using the mouse scroll wheel while holding down the Ctrl key also works for zooming in and out. 1 Like

Changing fonts size bug · Go to system settings · Type fonts · The option is adjust all fonts.

Jun 25, 2020 · The font size in the popup window is just too small. I'm guessing it's being displayed at about 8px and on a 1440p dis… I use regular fcitx because there isn't a prebuilt version of Mozc (the Japanese IME for fcitx) yet for the new version, but I decided to install fcitx5 anyway so I can help you out.

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Manjaro Tricks - Yakuake Font Size Change. 204 views204 views. Oct 6, 2021. 5. Dislike. Share. Save. Theo ...

sudo grub-mkfont --output=/boot/grub/fonts/DejaVuSansMono20.pf2 \ --size=20 /usr/share/fonts/TTF/dejavu/DejaVuSansMono.ttf. Then we need to open the /etc/default/grub file in our text editor as root (use sudo) & add the following line (or lines if your like me & have a bad memory): ##==========================_HANDY_========================================== # More readable font on high dpi screen, generated with the following # 2 lines on ONE line, terminal command (ignore the error ...

... I do not see any indication in Archlinux / fonts how to get a font size se… ... But in Manjaro it is rather related to the first topic, ...

Text related customization. The first option on the menu bar is related to the text related changes; you can perform the following text associated modifications for your terminal: Change the size of the terminal by altering the number rows and columns.

This enables Xft, set the default font (LiberationMono), make it bold and set it's size (8): ~/.config/conky/conky.conkyrc. conky.config = { ... use_xft = true, font = 'LiberationMono:bold:size=8', ... }; 3. In order to position your conky on your screen, modify these settings: ~/.config/conky/conky.conkyrc.

May 27, 2015 · Posts: 43. Re: how to change font size in terminal [Solved] i feel so stupid right now i forgot i needed to do more than just type the name of the font in /etc/vconsole.conf. i changed. ter-p24n. to. FONT=ter-p24n FONT_MAP=8859-2. it works now thanks for the help. Offline.

Aug 20, 2020 · For modify the size of text, open the system settings and follow this links: appearance -> Font. Your find the dashboard for increase the size of the fonts on the right. For KDE Plasma and KDE applications, you need to set the text size in System Settings. For GTK-based applications like Firefox, you need to set the font size in the application ...

03.07.2015 · Posts: 43. Re: how to change font size in terminal [Solved] i feel so stupid right now i forgot i needed to do more than just type the name of the font in /etc/vconsole.conf. i changed. ter-p24n. to. FONT=ter-p24n FONT_MAP=8859-2. it works now thanks for the help. Offline.