On 2008/12/25 16:56 (GMT+0530) Kishore composed:
> On Thursday 25 Dec 2008 4:31:30 pm Anne Wilson wrote:
>> On Thursday 25 December 2008 00:05:25 Bob Stia wrote:
>> > 2.Yast has tiny tiny fonts. (I am visually impaired) I was able to
>> > increase font size in KDE and GTK to my satisfaction, but there is
>> > nothing for QT.
>> Not sure about that. Have you increased the size of fonts in
>> systemsettings > Appearance tab > Fonts? If you've tried all that it may
>> be an OpenSUSE- specific thing, since yast is their tool.
> As Nikos mentions, this is most likely because yast is run as root and it uses
> the settings set for root user. You could run systemsettings as
> root and adjust fonts in there which should hopefully adjust the fonts as
> displayed in yast.
I don't believe there is a tool in the KDE menus to adjust YaST2 fonts
directly. You can adjust them indirectly by changing your X DPI. To change
them in the individual YaST2 modules directly requires you use
/usr/bin/qtconfig for SUSE 11.0 & 11.1. Older versions may require using
/usr/lib/qt3/bin/qtconfig, which is still used by the YaST2 control center as
of 11.1.
The file that stores the qt4 qtconfig setting is
$HOME/.config/Trolltech.conf. For qt3 I believe /usr/share/desktop-data/qtrc
is the file in control until you run v3 of qtconfig to write a value to
$HOME/.qt/qtrc. AFAICT, qt4 is hard-coded to use size 9 if there is no
override in $HOME/.config/Trolltech.conf, unless maybe it's controlled by the
overall SuSE theme.
https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=389974
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