dr.dre

Ok stupid post, but I was wondering if it is somehow possible change
konsole's font to be the same as the font used on the Gentoo Live CD's
shell.

Thanks,
Andre

aragorn

On Monday 02 October 2006 15:43, Dr.Dre stood up and addressed the masses
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The type of console fonts you see depends on the graphics adapter you use
and the framebuffer driver applied. Check with the Live CD to see what
console framebuffer driver it uses and eventually its resolution settings,
and then apply those to your on-disk installation. ;-)

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dr.dre

Great! Thanks for the reply.

ties

Aragorn, 10/02/06 22:52:


Is it possible to use a framebuffer font in X?

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aragorn

On Wednesday 04 October 2006 12:35, Ties stood up and addressed the masses
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This is somewhat out of my league, I'm afraid... :-/

The font used in your terminal emulators in X is adjustable, if that's what
you mean, but I don't think this relates to the console framebuffer device
in any way. To my knowledge, even the terminal emulator fonts are
determined by the X server. You should check your favorite terminal
emulator for the fonts it supports.

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ties

Aragorn, 10/05/06 02:53:

I'm asking, because I think it's what the OP wants to
accomplish, personally I'm quite happy with Monospace 10.

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