How to modify the terminal daughter in ubuntu

Debian is used as an example to describe two methods to modify the terminal daughter In ubuntu. 1. use console-tools to set the console font. 1. select and test the appropriate font and font file: # ls/usr/share/lelefonts/1. 2. test the choice of favorite font files: # consolechars-f/usr/share/consolefonts/lat9w-16.psf.gz # consolechars-f/usr/share/consolefonts/lat2-16.psf.gz 1. 3. save the default console font configuration: www.2cto.com # vi/etc/console-tools/config set the appropriate library file to libraries, if you choose lat2-16.psf.gz font file, you can set SCREEN_FONT to: SCREEN_FONT = lat2-16 2. use the console-setup service to set the console font. 2. 1. install the console-setup service apt-get install console-setup console-terminus. The console-terminus is an equal-width font that is easy to read in the Linux console, it is also a favorite font for many people. 2. configure the console-setup service # dpkg-reconfigure console-setup www.2cto.com. To select the terminus font, go to Set of characters that shocould be supported by the console font: you can select one of the following items in the dialog box :. combined-Latin; Slavic Cyrillic; Greek. combined-Latin; load and stop the Slavic and non-Slavic Cyrillic 2.3.console-setup service/etc/init. d/console-setup {start | reload | restart | force-reload | stop}
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