Set Console Font - Chris Titus Tech
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i am on intel E5300, 3gigs ddr2 and 500gb hdd
first i installed fedora 34 then arch with gnome 40 in both cases it lags too much when using activity, i mean when i click activity, animation is just too choppy and its unusable, gnome on wayland and x11 server both have same problem, is my hardware too old because other application on gnome 40 just worked fine its just that animation when you click activity button. Please somebody reading this help. also gnome 3.38 was butter smooth no lags just fine.
Date: 2022-03-21
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ANISH
Sir I have a problem it is looks like your pc did not started correctly when i restart IT is of no use but wnen I try to reset it it shows the following error windows needs space to install free up some space and try again but I don't know how to clear data from disk C from recovery screen so can you please tell me what should I do can I install windows 10 on another drive please help sir
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Sir I have a problem it is looks like your pc did not started correctly when i restart IT is of no use but wnen I try to reset it it shows the following error windows needs space to install free up some space and try again but I don't know how to clear data from disk C from recovery screen so can you please tell me what should I do can I install windows 10 on another drive please help sir
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Niels
Hi Chris,
Thanks so much for this video. I'm actually logged into my Ubuntu web server (a lot), so I'm wondering if you can make more server-related videos? Bash scripting? Maybe htop/ memory management?
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Hi Chris,
Thanks so much for this video. I'm actually logged into my Ubuntu web server (a lot), so I'm wondering if you can make more server-related videos? Bash scripting? Maybe htop/ memory management?
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David
For Arch I install the powerline-fonts-git package and set the font to ter-powerline-v16n. You get more of the special glyphs needed for prompts and vim status lines etc.
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For Arch I install the powerline-fonts-git package and set the font to ter-powerline-v16n. You get more of the special glyphs needed for prompts and vim status lines etc.
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woody-cool
Thanks for sharing this one - I have limited sight (always have had) and this has just saved my life (well, my eyes, which are getting no better with age)
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Thanks for sharing this one - I have limited sight (always have had) and this has just saved my life (well, my eyes, which are getting no better with age)
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Mark
I thought I remember using a Terminal program that had adjustable-size fonts; can't recall which one it was though just now.
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I thought I remember using a Terminal program that had adjustable-size fonts; can't recall which one it was though just now.
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Fred
Is there a way to have a nerd font (with all the glyphs) even on the framebuffer console? Would be a nice thing to have too.
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Is there a way to have a nerd font (with all the glyphs) even on the framebuffer console? Would be a nice thing to have too.
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