Uxterm font size4/6/2023 ![]() So I tried to change the DPI with xrandr, but It didn't help. I have even tried to use scaling, but it affected the whole X, rather than a single application: $ xrandr -output LVDS1 -scale 0.5x0.5 The result seems to be applied $ xdpyinfo | grep resolutionīut it does not change the resolution of xterm at all. There are workarounds for Qt and Gtk, but what about Xlib-based applications like Xterm, Xcalc, Xman, Xfige, etc? Should we watch them fade away, as the display DPI goes up? Please Help if you know any workarounds. ![]() PS1: I have installed 100 DPI fonts for X, but I couldn't use them $ sudo apt-get install xfonts-100dpi This is what I have done, which worked somehow, but I couldn't be able to use the original "fixed font family", so it may now work for some languages only. PS2: Fontforge which also uses Xlib, uses a nice theme and normal font sizes. PS3: I am testing otf2bdf and bdftopcf utiliites to create experimental PCF bitmap fonts for HIDPI from vector TTF/OTF fonts. PS6: I could be able to create 120DPI bitmap font from Courier New with 20pt $ otf2bdf -p 20 -r 120 cour.ttf > cour.bdf PS4: After installing 100DPI fonts, this was good, although it lacks great language support of the default fixed font. PS7: 75 DPI is hardcoded in the BDF font. You have hinted the answer yourself by referencing (typeface) PS8: vncdesk is a good tool to use to scale up a single window. This is the standard fixed bitmap font which has been expanded by Markus Kuhn to have a rather complete character set. The question is then how to scale a bitmap. #Uxterm does not display fonts install#. ![]()
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