fonts + sizes

[Mișu Moldovan]

2012/5/12 hha4491 <hha4491 at web.de>:
> Hi,
> as far as I can see there is only one font type and one size you can select.
> Is that true?
> Other window manager have several fonts for several purposes.

A summary of font options in Xfce:

 * the font settings for window titles: Main Menu -> Settings ->
Window Manager -> Title font

 * the font settings for the default font of GTK+ apps: Main Menu ->
Settings -> Appearance -> Fonts -> Default font. Here is where you can
also decide on things like antialiasing, hinting, sub-pixel ordering
and DPI. These options are important for all relevant X apps.

 * the font settings for Terminal: Terminal -> Edit -> Preferences ->
Appearance -> Font (you may independently disable antialiasing and
bolding for Terminal)

 * the font settings for the desktop: Main Menu -> Settings -> Desktop
-> Icons -> Appearance -> Use custom font size.

I know other desktops have centralized these settings in a single
place in their Control Center, but this is how Xfce handles this for
now.

HTH,

-- 
mișu