Make Roboto the default font

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I'm giving you a "change the font in Terminal, not system-wide monospace" response, since it seems what you are asking.

You need to install the font, then change the settings the Terminal.

  1. sudo apt-get install fonts-roboto
  2. Right click on Terminal
  3. Profiles -> Profile preferences
  4. Change the Font: to Roboto

Note: Roboto is not a monospace font, so it's not the best for use in Terminal. Your terminal use will be better with a monospace font such as Inconsolata, DejaVu Sans Mono, Ubuntu Mono, or Source Code Pro.

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Updated on September 18, 2022

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  • Admin
    Admin over 1 year

    How can I change the default font in both Gnome and Terminal to Roboto without installing any additional software? I'm using gnome-terminal.

    • Admin
      Admin about 8 years
    • Admin
      Admin about 8 years
      Can you specify if you're trying to change Gnome fonts, or if you're trying to change fonts for your terminal? If it's your terminal, can you specify which terminal you're using?
  • Toby Deshane
    Toby Deshane over 6 years
    FWIW, there's a very nice mono version of Roboto that I've come to enjoy. (Ubuntu Mono tends to be my usual go-to, though. Sometimes I switch it up out of boredom, but... that's not really important. ;))