Once you have picked the font, style, etc., all you have to do is say, Click on Apply, and then Click on OK.

and shows you what it looks like at the bottom of that drop down page. Here you can select the type of font you want as well as if you want to make it BOLD Italic, Oblique, etc.

to the right of that is something that says Select Font. The first one says Preview Below that is something that says Text Size and you have up and down arrows to either increase or decrease the size of the font. At the very bottom you will see something that says FONT General Tabs Appearance Scrolling Keyboard Mouse Advanced You will now be given a sub-menu that give you: The first item says 'Edit Current Profile'. I must be missing something here: OK at the top of the terminal or konsole or. The terminal means to enter single mode or ctrl + alt + F1 ~ F7. The question is, I want to enlarge the letters printed on the terminal. This sets the weight (lightness or heaviness of the strokes) for the profile's font.I am using CentOS 7.6. Property name: size (defined within the font object) This sets the profile's font size in points. Property name: face (defined within the font object) To learn about the other variants of the default font, Cascadia Mono, visit the Cascadia Code page. The terminal will try to fallback to Consolas if this can't be found or is invalid. This is the name of the font face used in the profile. An example of what this could look like in the JSON file is shown below. This is the structure within which the other font settings must be defined. More detailed information can be found on the Color schemes page.Īccepts: Name of color scheme as a string Color schemes are defined in the schemes object. This is the name of the color scheme used in the profile. If you'd like a setting to apply to all of your profiles, you can add it to the defaults section above the list of profiles in your settings.json file.

The settings listed below affect the visual settings of each profile separately.

Windows terminal font larger