> -- Both are proportionally spaced, and your terminal program will
>probably fail to deal well. My guess is that you get
>intercharacter spacing equal to the widest character in the font
>(more likely than not a capital M).
ahh, okay that makes sense.
> -- You haven't specified bol
Adam Shand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
AS> i found xfontsel and found a font i like (looks great in the
AS> preview in xfontsel) but when i tell Eterm to use it, the spacing
AS> between the characters is *huge* making the term nearly as wide as
AS> my entire screen. since the main point of doing t
question ... i would really like to use a different font under x for my
*terms (i'm using Eterm at the moment but i don't care which of the various
options i use in the end).
i found xfontsel and found a font i like (looks great in the preview in
xfontsel) but when i tell Eterm to use it, the spa
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