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I'm using Fluxbox 0.9.11 with Debian 3.1. The problem is that I use a very high resolution display, and so I want to use large 18 point fonts.
I've tried ...
- 11-09-2005 #1
How to change Fluxbox fonts?
I'm using Fluxbox 0.9.11 with Debian 3.1. The problem is that I use a very high resolution display, and so I want to use large 18 point fonts.
I've tried copying/modifying the "Clean" theme as a starting point (as root). I can successfully modify many things, but nothing I do to change the fonts works one bit. I've tried using xfontsel to come up with a fontname, but it doesn't work at all.
Any ideas? Has anyone here successfully changed the fonts used? Thanks!
[edit: added:]
I have found that by turning "anti-aliasing" off, that I can get some fonts to work, like Courier and Helvetica. I still haven't gotten any anti-aliased fonts to work.Isaac Kuo, ICQ 29055726 or Yahoo mechdan
- 11-15-2005 #2
I saw that you didn't get a reply to your question, so I tried my Google skills and found this link.
It mentions that you can open up your theme in a text editor and change the font size in there. This may help ... On the other hand
I am always doing that which I can not do, in order that I may learn how to do it. - Pablo Picasso
- 11-15-2005 #3
Thanks! That worked perfectly!
The relevant part was:
Unfortunately, the font setting syntax for anti-aliased and non-anti-aliased fonts are completely different. If the setting works with anti-aliasing turned on, it won't work with anti-aliasing turned off (and vice-versa).Look for a line like this:
*font: somefont-bold-12
and change it to
*font: Luxi Sans:size=9
Oh well, I'll just leave anti-aliasing turned on. This lets me match fonts with my applications.
Thanks again!Isaac Kuo, ICQ 29055726 or Yahoo mechdan
- 11-15-2005 #4
Hello - Pleased that worked. Anti-aliasing generally makes your fonts look smoother (as you will know) ...
Great stuff
I am always doing that which I can not do, in order that I may learn how to do it. - Pablo Picasso


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