Set fonts in gnome module. #116
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danth
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| # Some GTK apps will use these font settings if they exist. | ||
| # i.e emacs-pgtk. | ||
| font-name = "${sansSerif.name} ${toString sizes.applications}"; | ||
| document-font-name = "${serif.name} ${toString (sizes.applications - 1)}"; |
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Why is this 1 less than the chosen size?
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It's what GNOME does.
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Some GTK applications (i.e. emacs-pgtk) will use the gnome interface settings in dconf to choose fonts.
Best set these in case something else does and you have to spend far too long figuring out why your emacs is using the wrong fonts.