Since this is a hot issue, I've created a Control Center applet that
allows user to change fonts. You can download it here:
http://luxperpetua.net/gnome/gnome-font-settings-0.1.tar.bz2
You will have to install dconf:
sudo apt-get install libdconf-dev
Then, unpack the file, go to directory and
I've never had a problem with the font size with Ubuntu, or with Windows to
be honest. I've assisted a lot of users with their desktops over the years
and the only reason I've ever heard for adjusting the font is due to
eyesight issues, which as has been mentioned previously is available via
Univer
I guess you're talking about this one https://launchpad.net/wintermute
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On Mon, Oct 17, 2011 at 3:40 PM, balint...@gmail.com
wrote:
> In my opinion the current font size is beatuiful on an HD monitor, much
> nicer than how windows or mac looks on such high resolution. But on a
> traditional screen it really is a bit disturbing. For example, on my
> 1024x600 netbook sc
In my opinion the current font size is beatuiful on an HD monitor, much
nicer than how windows or mac looks on such high resolution. But on a
traditional screen it really is a bit disturbing. For example, on my
1024x600 netbook screen I always have to scale down the fonts to 10-9px for
the desktop
Hello all,
It would be a really nice enhancement to have the messaging menu
display the number of unread notifications right on the icon.
Currently, if I receive a notification, the icon changes which is fine
but if I step away for a minute and a new notification arrives, I'll
have no way to tell
2011/10/17 Tomasz Sałaciński :
> Yes, but normal newbie user don't know that tool such as GNOME Tweak Tool
> exist. When they are said to download and use it, they may be horrified that
> such small tool installs packages such as mutter, mesa, alacarte,
> gnome-panel, gnome-shell and so on and take
Yes, but normal newbie user don't know that tool such as GNOME Tweak
Tool exist. When they are said to download and use it, they may be
horrified that such small tool installs packages such as mutter, mesa,
alacarte, gnome-panel, gnome-shell and so on and takes about 80
megabytes after installa
I've only ever seen one person adjust the font size on any OS, Ubuntu
or otherwise. This person needed the font larger so that he could see
easier, and a basic font-size setting is present in "Universal Access"
for people with such needs. Other users *shouldn't* need to adjust
their font size,
Her
Am 17.10.2011 15:09, schrieb frederik.nn...@gmail.com:
i'd like to type (and one day speak) natural language to achieve
simple things, such as adding an appointment to my calendar or showing
all pictures i copied, viewed, created or edited last tuesday..
for this to be possible, the dash would
i'd like to type (and one day speak) natural language to achieve simple
things, such as adding an appointment to my calendar or showing all pictures
i copied, viewed, created or edited last tuesday..
for this to be possible, the dash would have to start making a difference
between precise statemen
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