On Wed, 22 Sep 2010 03:46:58 +0000

g <[log in to unmask]> wrote:



> On 09/22/2010 02:31 AM, Przemysław Pawełczyk wrote:

> <snip>

> 

> > Yes but you are wrong.

> 

> no, i am not wrong. only in error as i was drawn by font of web page

> font size and did not notice firefox chrome fonts.

> 

> as for sylpheed, i was asking a question as you did not state if you

> had check for a configuration for chrome font size. tho there should,

> at least in thunderbird there is, a font setting for views.

> 

> what else has small fonts?

> 

> for firefox, you can change 'chrome' by looking at

> 'profile/chrome/Chrome-example.css' file and follow instructions.

> 

> as for sylpheed, i can not answer as i use thunderbird for email.

> 

> if sylpheed has a chrome file for text, you may want to look at it.

> 

> > But from where?

> > 

> > BTW. Other Linuxes have gtk2-theme-switch to change layouts and

> > fonts. What to use in RHEL clones?

> 

> i would imagine same. try;

> 

>   locate gtk|grep doc | locate gtk|grep theme

> 

> to see what is available in doc files and themes.



Hi,



1. gtk2-theme-switch contains switch application to change gtk layout

and fonts, see Debian gtk2-theme-switch.deb



2. any of your "chrome ways" does not work, just as I said it is a

matter of system's font subsystem (I think so)



3. I made an error littering my system with undeleted ati directories,

so - it occurred that:

a) ATI 10.9 doesn't compile fglrx driver for latest 10.4 kernel

b) ATI 10.9 does compile fglrx driver for former 10.3 kernel



I beg your pardon. 



But the damn small fonts are still present. They can't be changed by

any of your suggested ways.



Regards



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