Closed #2552.
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OK, so font size sticks now (hurray !)
I can now create new files with underscores visible automatically. `0;100;`
didn't seem to make much of difference in comparison to `0;2;` but I'm grateful
that I can see the underscores. Thank you for assistance.
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You seem to have two problems, missing underscores and font size of a new file.
For the missing underscores issue, the suggested additional spacing (2 pixels)
is for "normal" screens, we don't know each users individual resolution, some
resolutions may need more spacing so 2 is just a suggestion
I'm on Ubuntu 20.04
output from the debug log:
```
07:25:44: Gtk MESSAGE : Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module"
07:25:44: Geany INFO: Geany 1.36, en_GB.UTF-8
07:25:44: Geany INFO: GTK 2.24.32, GLib 2.64.3
```
**Whether the problem occurs using a clean config dir (
Also see #2502 pinned at the top of the issues for a workaround to the missing
underscores.
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Works for me on Ubuntu and Windows.
Can you provide more information like:
* Operating system and version
* Geany and GTK/GLib version (first few lines of `Help->Debug Messages`)
* Steps to reproduce
* Whether the problem occurs using a clean config dir (`geany -c /tmp/deleteme`)
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The title says it all. It would be nice if I could open new file in Geany and
wouldn't
have to adjust the font size every time. The bug is now more notable than ever
since
people have to adjust font size to see underscores.
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