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headsup, pretty sure one still has to recompile foot to change their font or font size. yeah it's that minimalistic. edit: comment says there is a way to chang
by rektide 5y ago
headsup, pretty sure one still has to recompile foot to change their font or font size. yeah it's that minimalistic.
edit: comment says there is a way to change font size. oops, good. is it possible to change the font without recompiling?
edit2: this post is wrong, yay! there's a .ini file! great. apologies, i'm not sure if i simply had out of date, or just wrong knowledge someone shared. or maybe i was thinking of 'st' terminal?
- mikojan 5y agoYou press Ctrl and + but okay? E: Even simpler method for more comedic effect?
- ybc37 5y agoThe readme contains this section: https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot#user-content-configuration https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot#user-content-configuration There's also a template in the repo: https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot/src/branch/master/foot.ini https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot/src/branch/master/foot.ini So, looks like one has to just set the font in the config file ;)
- howeyc 5y agoyou were probably remembering 'st'
- boogies 5y agoAnd st's font size is adjustable at runtime with C-S-Page(Up|Down) (with config.def.h, which you are meant to copy to config.h and recompile if you want to change the default font size or font, unless you apply the patches that let you set them with command line flags or Xresources).
- nauticacom 5y agoProbably were thinking of 'st', or some other project under the umbrella of software that certainly sucks more.