mikshaw
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Posted: April 09 2006,16:01 |
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There isn't really an easy way to do it, other than by decreasing your monitor resolution. There is no centralized configuration for graphical applications in DSL like you might find when running a desktop environment such as KDE or Gnome.
The font in the right-click menu, if you're running fluxbox, is set in your current theme. You can copy your chosen theme from /usr/share/fluxbox/styles into /home/dsl/.fluxbox/styles and edit the font line(s) in that.
For many GUI apps (beaver, emelfm, sypheed, etc), the look is controlled by the .gtkrc file in /home/dsl. This will likely have one or more "include" lines which load other gtkrc files, but you can override fonts set in those files by adding your own after the include line(s). You may need to look through the gtk themes to see how fonts are set.
For some applications, you can set the font in /home/dsl/.Xdefaults. The specific resource name depends mostly on the application, so you might need to read some man pages to find out which resources work for which apps.
Regardless of what you change, you will never change all fonts unless you get into some hacking of source code, but the above will change the majority of fonts in DSL.
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