Fluxbox Huge Fonts (wrong DPI)...
I've had DPI issues not too long ago, but I found something that worked for XFCE. All I had to do was edit ~/.Xresources to contain this line of code:
Code:
Xft.dpi: 91 Here is some output: Code:
billy@debdesk:~$ xrdb -query | grep dpi http://houston.pl3x.net/billy/pictur...x-huge-dpi.png Any help would be greatly appreciated! * Debian Sid (latest updates, except for the ekiga bug). |
I don't quite see the problem in the.jpg and your explanation is not truly clear for me?!? Anyhow, would this help?
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...27&postcount=5 Additionally there is this Code:
# This selects your default screen font from among the ones in |
You honestly dont see how huge my fonts are in the PNG (not JPG)? Everything is huge, except my xterm...
The problem is not ith the size of the fonts - those are all fine - its the DPI.. Your link doesnt help me because I can set all the fonts super small, but image/buttons will still render too big. Fluxbox is setting the DPI as 120 (180x96), when I want it to be 91 (91x91). The huge DPI is cause everything to be too big. It's almost unusable for me :/ |
Here's a better screenshot comparing my HUGE fonts/DPI to my Windows machine at work. Used to, my home machine would have a slightly smaller (if not the exact same) font/DPI than my Windows machine at work.
http://www.pl3x.net/billy/pictures/screenshot.jpg |
Ok, nvm - I seemed to have stumbled onto a solution, although I'm not entirely sure what I did... But now my DPI is 96 (72x72) and everything looks better than ever! I'm very pleased - too bad I can't remember exactly what I did... :/
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Okay, at least I understand now what you mean, sorry for the unhelpful thread-link.
BTW if you find out what you changed, don't forget to post the solution for the posterity ;). |
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