Font Size In Terminal Or Qconsole

[jochen-02]

Hello,

the font size in these applications is a bit too small ("medium fixed"). Is there a way to use a bigger font to get something like 80x25?

Thank you.

[Meanie]

Hello,

the font size in these applications is a bit too small ("medium fixed"). Is there a way to use a bigger font to get something like 80x25?

Thank you.
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have you tried pressing fn + 2?

[jochen-02]

have you tried pressing fn + 2?

I was a bit inaccurate. fn+1 / fn+2 works with qkonsole. But qkonsole consumes VERY much memory.
"terminal": 13MB (~2MB resident)
qkonsole: 26MB (~11MB resident)

There is always a console window active on my Zaurus. That is the reason why I like to save some memory.

But even qkonsole does not give me 80x25. The best match is something like 78x20. If I have some time available I think I try to replace lcfont with another font which can be generated in sizes like 10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18. Hopefully the width/height ratio will fit in the 80x25 frame.

Thank you anyway.

[wowdar]

have you tried pressing fn + 2?

I was a bit inaccurate. fn+1 / fn+2 works with qkonsole. But qkonsole consumes VERY much memory.
"terminal": 13MB (~2MB resident)
qkonsole: 26MB (~11MB resident)

There is always a console window active on my Zaurus. That is the reason why I like to save some memory.

But even qkonsole does not give me 80x25. The best match is something like 78x20. If I have some time available I think I try to replace lcfont with another font which can be generated in sizes like 10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18. Hopefully the width/height ratio will fit in the 80x25 frame.

Thank you anyway.
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If you use lcfont, you don't type "\". If you type \ print the "yen" character.
If you resolve this problem can you tell me the solution.
Tanks Dario

[jochen-02]

If you use lcfont, you don't type "\". If you type \ print the "yen" character.

Yes, you're right.

If you resolve this problem can you tell me the solution.

As there is no way to add entries to the "Fonts" menu, I think the only way is to look for a replacement font (fixed width). You can backup lcfont and rename this new font to "lcfont".

[wowdar]

I downloaded this fonts 8search with google):
mico-unicodefonts-utopia_1.5.0-1_arm.ipk
unicode-imputmethod_1.0.0-1_arm.ipk
unicon-modules_1.22-1_arm.ipk
unifont_1.0-1_arm.ipk
unismall_1.0.0_arm.ipk
vga-console-font_1.0-1arm.ipk (good for console, character are less small than fixed)
I saw that file in this link
http://www.users.on.net/%7Ehluc/myZaurus/custom.html#custom

If you search and test other fonts write, please replay