On May 22, 2009, at 3:29 AM, Hal Vaughan wrote:
I have a Debian system hooked up to an HDTV. I'm using KDE as the
DE and have had no problem adjusting the fonts used by KDE apps so
they are big enough to see from across the room, but I'm stuck with
itty-bitty fonts for Firefox and other GTK based apps. When I
search with apt-cache, I find only gxset, which doesn't allow for
setting fonts (at least not in Lenny). I've tried Google, but if
it's obvious, I'm not using the right terms.
What can I use to set the default fonts and font sizes for GTK
programs?
Found it, the round-a-bout way. Instead of trying to control GTK
directly, I used the engine that forces GTK apps to use KDE fonts and
once that was set up, a GTK control applet showed up in KControl and
the GTK fonts were the sizes specified for KDE apps. Still can't find
an app that sets GTK font sizes directly -- if someone knows of one,
it'd be nice to know what it is, if only just for the record.
Hal
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