Okay. So after migrating to unstable from stable, I'm enjoying this whole
new anti-aliased fonts under X apps (all GTK apps, I think.) But the
fonts are a bit too small. Is there a way to change the default font for
GTK apps? (fonts for the menu-bar and such.)
On a related note, my migration
mark,
for gtk 1.x applications you control font info through ~/.gtkrc.
example:
style default
{
font = -*-arial-medium-r-*-*-10-*-*-*-*-*-iso8859-15
}
for gtk 2.x applications, use ~/.gtkrc-2.0.
example:
gtk-font-name = Garmond 15
it's kind of annoying, isn't it?
There is a little gui to switch your gtk themes, including fonts, which
then auto-writes the files Pete mentions below. For gtk2, it's called
switch2, and I'm sure there is another for gtk1 (probably switch1 or
something). I'm guessing you can apt-get it in Debian. I like it
because you can
DOH!!! i wish you had posted this a year ago. ;-)
pete
On Tue 20 Jan 04, 7:56 AM, Jonathan Stickel wrote:
There is a little gui to switch your gtk themes, including fonts, which
then auto-writes the files Pete mentions below. For gtk2, it's called
switch2, and I'm sure there is
On Tue, Jan 20, 2004 at 07:56:02AM -0800, Jonathan Stickel wrote:
There is a little gui to switch your gtk themes, including fonts, which
then auto-writes the files Pete mentions below. For gtk2, it's called
switch2, and I'm sure there is another for gtk1 (probably switch1 or
something).
Muhahahaha perfect. I *like* Debian unstable (singing a different
tune...)
The Gnome/KDE issues seemed to be because I didn't sync dselect with
apt-get. After updating the list on dselect, and installing the gnome
package, everything seems to be coherent and working. Haven't checked
