Here is what the documentation in NSFont says about default keys to change the
font sizes:
The default sizes are:
</p>
<list>
<item>NSBoldFontSize (none)</item>
<item>NSControlContentFontSize (none)</item>
<item>NSFontSize 12 (System Font Size)</item>
<item>NSLabelFontSize (none)</item>
<item>NSMenuFontSize (none)</item>
<item>NSMiniFontSize 6</item>
<item>NSMessageFontSize (none)</item>
<item>NSPaletteFontSize (none)</item>
<item>NSSmallFontSize 9</item>
<item>NSTitleBarFontSize (none)</item>
<item>NSToolTipsFontSize (none)</item>
<item>NSUserFixedPitchFontSize (none)</item>
<item>NSUserFontSize (none)</item>
</list>
<p>
Font sizes list with (none) default to NSFontSize.
</p>
If a font size is resistent against all of these, it is propably a bug in the
GNUstep code, where we use hard coded font size. Could you please report these
cases, we promisse to fix them.
BTW, which backend are you using? I just had huge fonts myself with the xlib
backend after updating my OpenSuse system. After setting up my X server
properly, fonts looked normal again. This did not happen with the other backend
and I am still wondering, what went on there.
Cheers,
Fred
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Datum: Fri, 16 Nov 2007 14:56:53 +0000
Von: Daniel Santos <daniel.dlds@gmail.com>
An: discuss-gnustep@gnu.org
Betreff: How to change the default font sizes
Hello,
I compiled the core libraries from source, and when running graphical
applications, such as Ink or GWorkspace I get large fonts. I changed
font sizes through the defaults (those mentioned in NSFont), but some
fonts don't change size, such as the labels on the path section of a
file viewer, inspectors and Info dialog boxes.
Thanks
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