Poll

What's you're OS based on?

Debian
4 (33.3%)
Arch
3 (25%)
Red Hat/SUSE
0 (0%)
BSD (this includes Mac and iOS)
2 (16.7%)
Other
3 (25%)

Total Members Voted: 12

Author Topic: The UNIX Megathread -- New poll  (Read 18357 times)

surprisingly my mac runs games like ksp and minecraft waaaay better than my windows one, I used to use it for gaming lots more than my windows one, it's a 2006 mac with snow leopard

so get on mine :-0
So that's where all of my old PCs are going.

Anyone know how to change the font of the command line in Linux (arch)?

I use a size 10 font in urxvt, so its wierd to see a size 12 on startup (I don't use a graphical display manager) or when I'm not in a DE.
Pageloss.

Anyone know how to change the font of the command line in Linux (arch)?

I use a size 10 font in urxvt, so its wierd to see a size 12 on startup (I don't use a graphical display manager) or when I'm not in a DE.
Bump. Come on guys.

Ubuntu has amazing support if you're using that.

What distro are you using now?
I mean steam

I mean steam
So steam needs better Linux support? I guess that's true. But Linux isn't exactly what I would use for the ultimate gaming rig.

ALSO:
Anyone know how to change the font of the command line in Linux (arch)?

I use a size 10 font in urxvt, so its wierd to see a size 12 on startup (I don't use a graphical display manager) or when I'm not in a DE.

Anyone know how to change the font of the command line in Linux (arch)?

I use a size 10 font in urxvt, so its wierd to see a size 12 on startup (I don't use a graphical display manager) or when I'm not in a DE.

RTFM

Code: (Example Font Declaration) [Select]
URxvt.font: xft:monaco:size=10

So steam needs better Linux support? I guess that's true. But Linux isn't exactly what I would use for the ultimate gaming rig.
and why's that?



RTFM

Code: (Example Font Declaration) [Select]
URxvt.font: xft:monaco:size=10
I'm not talking about my terminal emulator. I'm talking about the actual command line that you can see by pressing CTRL+ALT+F6.
The one you see in a server install of any distro.
I already said I had the font I want in urxvt.

I'm saying if it has more support
If it had more support that would be great. I would probably use it for gaming then. But now, it's not a very close goal as Windows is the most popular PC gaming platform.
« Last Edit: June 17, 2014, 01:28:28 PM by blueblur121 »

Anyone know how to change the font of the command line in Linux (arch)?

I use a size 10 font in urxvt, so its wierd to see a size 12 on startup (I don't use a graphical display manager) or when I'm not in a DE.
Bump. How is it that noone knows this.

im dual booting windows 8.1 and ubuntu 14.04 lts

im dual booting windows 8.1 and ubuntu 14.04 lts
good choice

I'm considering buying another SSD to dual boot a distro with, would that be a good idea?

im dual booting windows 8.1 and ubuntu 14.04 lts
Awesome. I hope it has worked well for you. I, personally, cannot stand the Ubuntu desktop. I much prefer XFCE over any other.

And come on guys.
Help me with this thing that I've been asking for since halfway down page 2.
Anyone know how to change the font of the command line in Linux (arch)?

I use a size 10 font in urxvt, so its wierd to see a size 12 on startup (I don't use a graphical display manager) or when I'm not in a DE.

it has
i kinda forgeted up the first time making the partitions
i also use legacy bios because i don't have a new updated motherboard