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abarahc

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Registered: 2010-04-30

Posts: 128

[SOLVED] using clean regular font

hey guys, I wonder how to implement this font in xterm

my output of "fc-list | grep Clean

Clean:style=Regular

I tried these ways on ~/.Xresources but no result .-.

XTerm*font: Clean
XTerm*font: *Clean*
XTerm*font: *-Clean-*-Regular*
XTerm*font: *-Clean-*-7*
XTerm*font: clean
XTerm*font: *-clean-*-Regular*
XTerm*font: *-clean-*-7*

could someone tell me what the correct syntax of the name of the font or how I can find at least? : /

and how to change the font used in the Linux default shell used on the screens tty1-6 (ctrl + alt F1, F2,...)?

Last edited by abarahc (2011-03-08 21:27:43)

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oliver

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Re: [SOLVED] using clean regular font

and how to change the font used in the Linux default shell used on the screens tty1-6 (ctrl + alt F1, F2,...)?

I think that is driven from the CONSOLEFONT setting in rc.conf and can be anything from the /usr/share/kbd/consolefonts dir.  Not sure what format it's expecting though

bohoomil

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Re: [SOLVED] using clean regular font

1. XTerm*font: -*-clean-medium-r-*-*-14-*-*-*-*-*-*-*

2. Console fonts sit it /usr/share/kbd/consolefonts/. Pick the one you like (using 'setfont fontname'), and then put its name in rc.conf => CONSOLEEFONT="", if you wish to use it permanently.

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abarahc

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Registered: 2010-04-30

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Re: [SOLVED] using clean regular font

solved! thx so much *-*

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user@localhost $ grep -rnw "." -e "hacking"