I've been trying to do this for ages, but I've never been able to find any concrete details as to how to do this. I'd like to set the start up font so that it looks like the one used in like Debian, Ubuntu, and other distros, instead of the bitmap font that I currently have set as the terminal font.
lspci
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2012-12-09T
Try installing font packages; ttf-vista-fonts and ttf-mac-fonts will probably help with website compatibility, if you have not done so yet.
I know that:
Default font-is just default
Document font-for Documents
Window title fonts is for titles.
What the others are for? What is monospace font? I only know it's a font like any font.
Hinting is for notices like the names of objects in the dock, isn't it?
Same problem! Console font fails after an update that happened sometime in the last two weeks. My font is gohufont-uni-11, probably the best font ever.
blodorn
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2012-05-13T00:59:20Z
i love console font and color in the way it appears. there are some thread but it's not actually a solutions. https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=138811https://bbs.archlinux.o... it possble to convert bitmap font to ttf fon?i really want to work in X with terminal like console (the same meaning).any suggestion?
Most of the fonts you want to use in applications are generally either in /etc/share/fonts or ~/.fontsThe fonts in conkyrc is named just as is, without the extension.For e.g. if you have Inconsolata.otf in either of the directories, then ${font Inconsolata:size=9,weight:normal} sets font to it.
debdj
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2012-08-10T06:49:53Z
pacman -S xorg-xfontsel gtk2fontselxfontsel shows you all the X11 fonts. gtk2fontsel shows you the xft fonts.
The default TrueType font for xterm and its variants is set to use the font matching the name 'mono'. Check with:$ fc-match monoIt is most likely DejaVu Sans Mono.The bitmap fonts selectable from the Unicode Fonts menu are specified in '/usr/share/X11/app-defaults/UXTerm'. "Default" is given as:*VT100.font: -misc-fixed-medium-r-semicondensed--13-120-75-75-
Well I don't see any problem with your font in the screenshot you posted. The package you installed does not need any configuration, it helps with font rendering on LCD screens. As for the 'pale' look, If you are using terminal do what the sad clown suggested. You may also need to adjust your .Xresources for colors.
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