Salut Florin. I have had those kind of prb... but, my solution is to use the rxvt terminal. it's so nice and can endup with more than 4 terminals on your screen at higher resolutions. and is so customizable and some nice features I like and couldn't found them at the gnome's default terminal. Florin Andrei wrote: >On Thu, 2002-07-18 at 06:45, Bob Tennent wrote: > > >>Putting :unscaled font directories first, followed by outline-font >>directories, followed by (scaling) bitmap font directories in the font >>path will improve rendering. I have no idea what comes out of the box >> >> > >Speaking of that, i have a little annoying problem. >It's small indeed, but annoying also. > >With RH 7.2, gnome-terminal could be configured regarding the fonts so >that the size of the default 80x25 window was almost exactly 1/4 of the >size of my 1024x768 screen. That allowed me to have 4 non-overlapping >non-resized terminals, or 2 non-overlapping vertically maximized ones. >I'm not sure if that was the default font in 7.2 terminal, or if it >needed a small amount of tweaking. > >Anyway, in 7.3, by default the terminal is slightly bigger (because the >font has larger characters). If i copy/paste the gnome-terminal >configuration from 7.2, nothing changes. If i start tweaking it, and >picking odd fonts and font sizes, i get all kind of weird looking >terminals, but nothing matches the old behaviour: a terminal that's 1/4 >of my screen. >And believe me, i spent like hours tweaking it. > >Now, the font packages that i installed are pretty much the same on 7.2 >and 7.3 >The font list looks quite unchaged to me (but maybe that's just me). > >So, yeah, go ahead and laugh, but this thing puzzles me a great deal. >It's a minor problem, but i guess it's an example of how small changes >in the fonts list can change the applications' appearence a lot. > > > _______________________________________________ Redhat-devel-list mailing list Redhat-devel-list@redhat.com https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-devel-list
