Public bug reported:
Until recently (<month) http://www.ubuntutips.net/node/11 this produced 1:1
'xterm' like fonts to gnome-terminal.
Now it seems that semicondensed is not happening, as the gnome-terminal is
considerably wider than xterm.
I can't pinpoint which dist-upgrade did this as I didn't boot my box recently,
however it did happen on my work
pc and my work desktop (both running latest jaunty). Both of them are set to
start four gnome-terminals
that fully fill the screen, eg:
[y...@sci ~]% cat .config/x-desktop/local.rc
#!/usr/bin/env sh
gnome-terminal --geometry 105x33+0+25 &
gnome-terminal --geometry 104x33+705+25 &
gnome-terminal --geometry 105x33+0+525 &
gnome-terminal --geometry 104x33+705+525 &
However, now suddenly these windows do not fit in the screen anymore,
and I'm quite lost with font stuff.
So definitely 'wishlist' kinda bug, so that we'd have some easy way to
choose same exact font as in xterm.
** Affects: gnome-terminal (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Can't set 'xterm' like bitmap fonts (not really gnome-terminal issue, can't
figure out proper package to report to)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/322234
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