How to change temporarily font size in text console in openSUSE?
You can use
setfont /usr/share/kbd/consolefonts/$font
to change the font in the console, and then to revert back, just
setfont
Once you determine where Suse keeps these fonts, with
locate consolefonts
pick a larger one to set and away you go...
There is more detail here: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Fonts#Console_fonts
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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greenoldman over 1 year
I found several answers already but all of them are focused on changing size for good, i.e. at Lilo/Grub level. I don't want this though.
So, key issues:
changing size on-fly, I would like to increase size, and 5 minutes later, decrease it back
it is question about text console, not terminal running in X11
openSUSE 11.4 if this matters. Thank you in advance.
I am only interested in size of the font, not in typeface of it.
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greenoldman about 13 yearsThank you very much, great reading! openSUSE has the same location for fonts, so there was no problem.
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daisy over 11 yearsThat works for console? I doubt it, but for a terminal emulator it would work.