On Sat, Dec 14, 2002 at 11:25:33PM -0500, Lloyd Zusman wrote: > I'm running woody with kde. I've used the kde control panel to specify > the fonts I'd like to use, and these settings indeed work for various > kde objects, for window manager decorations, etc.
Correct. The default font an app uses under X depends (mostly...) on the toolkit it's written using. All KDE apps, unsurprisingly, use KDE so are set from the one place ;-) > For example, mozilla (version 1.0.0) comes up with that default font on > its menu bar. I've looked in app-defaults and in the various X startup > files, but I can't figure out how to change that particular font. I don't really know where Mozilla gets it default font from, sorry. > To be clear, I want to emphasize that this same font is is used for > quite a few other X-based apps that I run, such as gqview. None of gqview (IIRC), is a gtk-based program, so it's font will be set in ~/.gtkrc. This file is pretty simple, and it should be obvious how to modify it. Use 'xfontsel' to find a font, if you don't know it's full X font resource string. -rob
msg19216/pgp00000.pgp
Description: PGP signature
