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Say 'xterm -fa <your favorite terminal font here>'. Boom, done. You can even use Xft font format, like "Terminus:pixelsize=20" rather then the traditional -blah
by bitwize 4y ago
Say 'xterm -fa <your favorite terminal font here>'. Boom, done. You can even use Xft font format, like "Terminus:pixelsize=20" rather then the traditional -blah-terminus-*-20-et-weary-cetera.
You can also set .Xresources, but that's a bit more complicated.
- jstimpfle 4y agoI need to switch fonts in the current terminal, not start a new one. So yes, I'm setting fonts in .Xresources. It might not make a huge lot of sense for vector fonts, because I believe you can configure only 1 (can't check now). But for bitmap fonts, you can configure like 5 and then switch between them in the current terminal using control+right click -> select font.