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[Solved] Too small fonts Stretch/KDE
[Solved] Too small fonts Stretch/KDE
Hi,
I installed Debian Stretch 9.2 with KDE/Plasma Desktop a couple of weeks ago, I have some little issues, one is the following.
Some application as: system-settings, firefox, thunderbird use very tiny fonts size (looks like 6pt) in their main windows, and channging the size of the fonts in the system-settings do not change them. The size can be changed in the menus, title,.... but not in th the main window. I tried also when possible to change the fonts directly in applications but it do not works.
thanks for any answer,
I installed Debian Stretch 9.2 with KDE/Plasma Desktop a couple of weeks ago, I have some little issues, one is the following.
Some application as: system-settings, firefox, thunderbird use very tiny fonts size (looks like 6pt) in their main windows, and channging the size of the fonts in the system-settings do not change them. The size can be changed in the menus, title,.... but not in th the main window. I tried also when possible to change the fonts directly in applications but it do not works.
thanks for any answer,
Last edited by linuxsat on 2018-01-31 07:16, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Too small fonts Stretch/KDE
You should install kde-config-gtk-style kde-config-gtk-style-preview to adjust gtk programs.
And then launch:
Or look in systemsettings.
And then launch:
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kcmshell5 fonts
kcmshell5 kde-gtk-config
Re: Too small fonts Stretch/KDE
I noticed "scale display" at the bottom of the page in systemsettings> display and monitor> displays but I haven't messed with it.
Last edited by bw123 on 2017-12-05 10:22, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Too small fonts Stretch/KDE
L_V wrote:@bw123
Assumption: you don't use the right graphics card driver.
thanks I will try and fix that
Last edited by bw123 on 2017-12-05 10:22, edited 2 times in total.
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Re: Too small fonts Stretch/KDE
@bw123
Your problem is not plasma, but graphic card driver you should first solve (not in a "Too small fonts Stretch/KDE" thread).
Your problem is not plasma, but graphic card driver you should first solve (not in a "Too small fonts Stretch/KDE" thread).
Re: Too small fonts Stretch/KDE
Thanks for your answers,
Systemsettings> Appearence > Applicationstyle > Gnome Applicationstyle (GTK), changes the fonts in the main windows. Changes are taken into account for
menus, titlebars, ... only
About bw123's remark
problem here but probably that I cannot access to some of the fonts used.
the kde-config-gtk-style-preview package was missing, so I install it, but no matter what I choose in:L_V wrote:You should install kde-config-gtk-style kde-config-gtk-style-preview to adjust gtk programs.
And then launch:Or look in systemsettings.Code: Select all
kcmshell5 fonts kcmshell5 kde-gtk-config
Systemsettings> Appearence > Applicationstyle > Gnome Applicationstyle (GTK), changes the fonts in the main windows. Changes are taken into account for
menus, titlebars, ... only
About bw123's remark
I think that scale display affect the whole screen, I saw a thread about a resolution problem, but the whole fonts was concerned. I think, it is not a resolutionI noticed "scale display" at the bottom of the page in systemsettings> display and monitor> displays but I haven't messed with it.
problem here but probably that I cannot access to some of the fonts used.
Re: Too small fonts Stretch/KDE
here it is
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# File created by KDE Gtk Config
# Configs for GTK2 programs
include "/home/toor/.themes/kde42-oxygen/gtk-2.0/gtkrc"
style "user-font"
{
font_name="Noto Sans Regular"
}
widget_class "*" style "user-font"
gtk-font-name="Noto Sans Regular 14"
gtk-theme-name="kde42-oxygen"
gtk-icon-theme-name="oxygen"
gtk-fallback-icon-theme="breeze"
gtk-cursor-theme-name="Oxygen 05 Vibrant Red"
gtk-toolbar-style=GTK_TOOLBAR_ICONS
gtk-menu-images=1
gtk-button-images=1
gtk-primary-button-warps-slider=0
Re: Too small fonts Stretch/KDE
gtk-theme-name="kde42-oxygen" => not provided by Debian.
Try with gtk2-engines-oxygen or gtk2-engines-qtcurve
Your gtk2 theme font size is here => gtk-font-name="Noto Sans Regular 14"
"the size can be changed in the menus, title,.... but not in th the main window."
Did you try with a new profile ?
firefox -P
Try with gtk2-engines-oxygen or gtk2-engines-qtcurve
Your gtk2 theme font size is here => gtk-font-name="Noto Sans Regular 14"
"the size can be changed in the menus, title,.... but not in th the main window."
Did you try with a new profile ?
firefox -P
Re: Too small fonts Stretch/KDE
Yes it is provided by kde contributors, I found it using the regular system-settings app (no frankenDebianization here!).L_V wrote:gtk-theme-name="kde42-oxygen" => not provided by Debian.
Thanks for that, I was not aware of that packages. Unfortunately it does not changes things....L_V wrote:Try with gtk2-engines-oxygen or gtk2-engines-qtcurve
Your gtk2 theme font size is here => gtk-font-name="Noto Sans Regular 14"
The fonts choice there seems not apply to the main part of the concerned windows (?)
I fact I installed new theme (the oxygen42) exactly to make such a test. The problemL_V wrote:Did you try with a new profile ?
was already there just after the installation with the default "Breeze" theme.
I also tried to change font (one by one) everywhere using the system-settings without effect.
Is it possible that some fonts were unchangeable?
Re: Too small fonts Stretch/KDE
There is no direct interaction between global KDE font system setting with gtk applications.
Did you try with a live CD session to investigate ?
Are you sure your graphic driver is the correct one ?
Did you try with a live CD session to investigate ?
Are you sure your graphic driver is the correct one ?
Re: Too small fonts Stretch/KDE
Ok, so I suspect that some configuration file somwhere in the system supersed the configuration done with the KDE tools.L_V wrote:There is no direct interaction between global KDE font system setting with gtk applications.
i think like that, because of other small config problems. for instance, in "dolphin" part of my settings are not taken into account (i will probably open another
thread for that in the future). Are you aware of the existence of such "master" config files?
Not yet, I will do so!L_V wrote:Did you try with a live CD session to investigate ?
Yes, in fact, the problem was there just after the install. Then, I installed "Bumblebee" with the driver recommended for my (secondary Nvidia) card. I alsoL_V wrote:Are you sure your graphic driver is the correct one ?
read the system log, nothing seems wrong there, but I'am maybe not sufficiently skilled?
I updated my reply, because I tried with a live usb, unfortunately no change. I'm pretty shure that the problem comes from some config files which supersed the user's ones.
I will search in that direction.
I answer to myself because I finally found a way to circumvent the problem:
System settings->Appearance->Fonts.
Then, check the box "Force dpi" and incrase the size (for me from 96 to 140).
A rather detailed howto is
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/HiDPI#KDE