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I think I like those changes, and "Interface Font" better than "Main Window Font"....admin wrote:I changed the situation! Interface Font is now only used for the main window interface, so from now on these
- Configuration
- Customize Keyboard Shortcuts
- Customize Toolbar
- Tip of the day
use Dialog Font. They are dialogs, right!?
"Interface Font" should be renamed to make this clearer! What about "Main Window Font"?
I did not do it because it must be a monospace font. Else the whole layout crashes. So I won't give you the freedom to choose to save your soul.Sakis wrote:Donald, thanks for the recent changes you made.
However there is still no way to configure font in "Preview" and "Raw View", besides font size selection.
Could you please consider adding font config for those panels too? You know, I really hate courier!
Nevermind, after all is too late to save my soul...admin wrote:Sakis wrote:I did not do it because it must be a monospace font. Else the whole layout crashes. So I won't give you the freedom to choose to save your soul.
Question: Is the existing font the only monospace font that is commonly available on user systems? If not, then allowing user to change it with an appropriate warning (in Help file, plus wiki) as to what will happen if wrong font picked should suffice. As I presume there isn't a way to limit the font choices on dialog to a selected handful?admin wrote:I did not do it because it must be a monospace font. Else the whole layout crashes. So I won't give you the freedom to choose to save your soul.
Actually, I've seem this in several text editors so it is possible to limit a users choice to installed monospace fonts only.j_c_hallgren wrote:Question: Is the existing font the only monospace font that is commonly available on user systems? If not, then allowing user to change it with an appropriate warning (in Help file, plus wiki) as to what will happen if wrong font picked should suffice. As I presume there isn't a way to limit the font choices on dialog to a selected handful?admin wrote:I did not do it because it must be a monospace font. Else the whole layout crashes. So I won't give you the freedom to choose to save your soul.
Addendum: Besides, you can't protect the user from everything they could do to screw things up!
Yes, indeed. I found the way (but will add later...).Dirhael wrote:Actually, I've seem this in several text editors so it is possible to limit a users choice to installed monospace fonts only.