lukelukeluke
Technical User
hi there,
i know about changing the resolution for the x...
its in /etc/X11/XFconf or something like that
i have the entrys "1024x768" "800x600" "640x480" there.
Well thats cool, and 1024x768 works for the x. Now i wanted to know if its possible to change the resolution for the commandline too?
The letters there are very big and if i type "top" to see all processes, it goes all out of the screen...
I would like to have more confortable commandline. Is there a way to change the resolution there? Or if its on 1024x768 already, is there a way to change the size of the font there?
Thanks for help!
cheers, lucas
i know about changing the resolution for the x...
its in /etc/X11/XFconf or something like that
i have the entrys "1024x768" "800x600" "640x480" there.
Well thats cool, and 1024x768 works for the x. Now i wanted to know if its possible to change the resolution for the commandline too?
The letters there are very big and if i type "top" to see all processes, it goes all out of the screen...
I would like to have more confortable commandline. Is there a way to change the resolution there? Or if its on 1024x768 already, is there a way to change the size of the font there?
Thanks for help!
cheers, lucas