Adjusting font-size in X
Allright, it's that time of the week again when I have a `stupid
question'(tm) to ask.
I've been using xdm as a display manager, and recently switched to gdm.
The thing is that when I start X from xdm *I get larger fonts*, than if
I start X `manually' (startx) or through gdm. I run X at a resolution of
1600x1200, and this smaller font that now gets selected is really ...
too small. (The font I'm referring to seems to be used by X in general,
i.e. all apps have smaller fontsize.)
As usual, I /have/ tried to search the web, but no luck nor help from
there -- so I put my faith in you guys. ;) How can I tell X to use `the
bigger font'? In XF86Config-4 both 100dpi and 75 dpi fonts are mentioned
(100 before 75, if that would make a difference).
Is there some simple debian *-reconfigure thing to do, or some file(s)
that I should edit in order to fix it? (Or could you at least point me
towards a man-page to read? ;) )
Thanks,
Kristian
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