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Hi there,
I want to set my aterm's font type to the Terminus font, but I can't find the font name / font file on my system, although it's definitely installed (I can choose it in Konsole).
When I try a "aterm -fn terminus" I get a >>aterm: can't load font "terminus"<<
So what's the correct identifier here or where can I look it up?
TIA,
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Should be terminus-font
Last edited by manx (2009-03-08 14:12:17)
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toad@deskarch 755\8 ~ > pacman -Ss terminus
community/terminus-font 4.28-1
A superb, monospace bitmap font (for X11 and console)
never trust a toad...
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Hm, I had already tried that:
schorsch@archie:~$ aterm -fn terminus-font
aterm: can't load font "terminus-font"
Any other ideas?
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What you want is
xlsfonts | grep terminus
and
xfontsel
Note that you can replace a lot with *, so aterm -fn '*terminus*medium*-14-*' is enough.
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This is what I have in my rc.conf:
CONSOLEFONT="Lat2-Terminus16.psfu.gz"
This font is present in the default install of Arch.
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My system couldn't find the terminus font until I added FontPath "/usr/share/fonts/local" in my /etc/X11/xorg.conf. Then log out and back in again.
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You don't have to log out, just this:
xset fp+ /usr/share/fonts/local
xset fp rehash
You can use rehash when it is already in FontPath and you put new fonts in there.
And add it to xorg.conf's FontPath too of course.
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