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| hello, i'm running a server with my t.v. as a monitor. i would like to improve the readability on the terminal. i vaguely remember something about choosing fonts at the end of the install and some instructions on where to find them if i wanted to change at a later date. does any one know where that is, the procedure, and any recommendations for fonts on a t.v. thanks. |
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| Weevil wrote: > i'm running a server with my t.v. as a monitor. i would like to improve the > readability on the terminal. i vaguely remember something about choosing > fonts at the end of the install and some instructions on where to find them > if i wanted to change at a later date. does any one know where that is, the > procedure, and any recommendations for fonts on a t.v. thanks. use fontconfig, or pkgtool and choose 'Setup'. or edit /etc/rc.d/rc.font manually. -- Joost Kremers joostkremers@yahoo.com Selbst in die Unterwelt dringt durch Spalten Licht EN:SiS(9) |
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| Weevil wrote: > allerdings, > > the program is 'kbd' and the command is 'setconsolefonts'. it only took me a > day to figure it out. > > a tip, sort of: man -k font | less While in less, type "/console" you will get hilighted all instances of "console". It took me 1 minute to find `setfont` utility |
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| nabis@anisp.com wrote : > man -k font | less > While in less, type "/console" you will get hilighted all instances of > "console". It took me 1 minute to find `setfont` utility To me this looks like a strange way to replace grep: man -k font | grep console This will give you a less confusing output. -- Thomas O. This area is designed to become quite warm during normal operation. |
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| Thomas Overgaard wrote: > nabis@anisp.com wrote : > > >>man -k font | less >>While in less, type "/console" you will get hilighted all instances of >>"console". It took me 1 minute to find `setfont` utility > > > To me this looks like a strange way to replace grep: > man -k font | grep console > This will give you a less confusing output. It is not about replacing grep, rather about using the pager. I mean, I know to use grep, but you never see all the output of "man -k font", so you page it through "less", then search what you are interested in. It's just a different way to skin a cat -nabis |
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