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Invisible a écrit :
> Why is it that with just about every Linux distro known to mankind, as
> soon as I set the display to the correct resolution, all the text
> becomes ABSOLUTELY HUGE?
>
> I mean, like, the letters are about 12mm tall on my screen.
>
> Sure, for a high-resolution display, you want slightly bigger text so
> it's still readable (and the extra resolution gets towards making the
> letters look more crisp). But I don't need the next 8x bigger!
>
> Does anybody know how the heck you alter this? I've searched all around
> the various KDE menus and can't find it.
On Karmic Ubuntu: Gnome/System/Preference/Appearance, Font tab
(might be localised, translate as needed)
>
> Also, how do you change keymap?
On Karmic Ubuntu: Gnome/System/Preference/Keyboard
(might be localised, translate as needed)
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