The new machine might have a different resolution which makes the same setting look smaller than the old one.ĥx7 is the smallest standard font of that group, if it's too big, you probably have a resolution problem. Try out several at a time on the available font2-6. The longer names have a size embedded in the name, (first number), with a resolution like 75-75 or 100-100. All the fonts like 5x7 are fixed, five pix wide, seven high, so it's easy to pick a bigger one. You can change the values to any font listed in the xlsfontsĬommand, but restricting yourself to fixed fonts tends to work better. The SimpleMenumenuLabel.font is for the menu itself, the others look like *fontMenu*font2*Label: Tiny
Xresouces), You should look into /etc/X11/app-defaults/XTerm to change the fonts permanently. The application settings override the Xresources (or. The contents of /etc/X11/app-defaults/XTerm on the problematic machine are exactly the same as the other machines, which aren't having this particular problem, but are still on 14.04.
It's just XTerm that's having this issue. The DPI settings are the same as before the update, and just about everything else I've ran under X doesn't seem to have this problem. I am able to change the size by using the Ctrl+click option (the "Tiny" option is more in line with what it used to be before the update), but the change isn't permanent across sessions and I'd rather fix the root of the problem.Īnother thing is that the Ctrl+click dialogue font appears excessively small for whatever reason. The actual content of the terminal (prompts, output, etc) appear excessively large, and I can't adjust them at all via.
I'm having some strange issues with regards to XTerm font sizes since the Xenial update.
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