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This answer is based on this answer that I wrote.
I recommend that you use any of the xterm terminal types. Probably the best one to use is rxvt-unicode
sudo apt install rxvt-unicode
Then in CodeBlocks go to Settings -> Environment... then in the Terminal to launch console programs add the following:
urxvt -T $TITLE -e
Now, to change the colors and the fonts add like the following to your ~/.Xdefaults file at the bottom:
URxvt*background: black
URxvt*foreground: white
Then one of the fonts that I kind of like is a monospace font and you can add it like the following below the above 2 lines:
URxvt*font: xft:Monospace:size=9:antialias=true
Save the .Xdefaults file and now you should get something looking like this:
If you want to play around with different fonts that you can run from a terminal window:
fc-list | sort
And it should give you a list of available fonts. Probably best to stick with any of the Mono type fonts.
Hope this helps!
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This answer is based on this answer that I wrote.
I recommend that you use any of the xterm terminal types. Probably the best one to use is rxvt-unicode
sudo apt install rxvt-unicode
Then in CodeBlocks go to Settings -> Environment... then in the Terminal to launch console programs add the following:
urxvt -T $TITLE -e
Now, to change the colors and the fonts add like the following to your ~/.Xdefaults file at the bottom:
URxvt*background: black
URxvt*foreground: white
Then one of the fonts that I kind of like is a monospace font and you can add it like the following below the above 2 lines:
URxvt*font: xft:Monospace:size=9:antialias=true
Save the .Xdefaults file and now you should get something looking like this:
If you want to play around with different fonts that you can run from a terminal window:
fc-list | sort
And it should give you a list of available fonts. Probably best to stick with any of the Mono type fonts.
Hope this helps!
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This answer is based on this answer that I wrote.
I recommend that you use any of the xterm terminal types. Probably the best one to use is rxvt-unicode
sudo apt install rxvt-unicode
Then in CodeBlocks go to Settings -> Environment... then in the Terminal to launch console programs add the following:
urxvt -T $TITLE -e
Now, to change the colors and the fonts add like the following to your ~/.Xdefaults file at the bottom:
URxvt*background: black
URxvt*foreground: white
Then one of the fonts that I kind of like is a monospace font and you can add it like the following below the above 2 lines:
URxvt*font: xft:Monospace:size=9:antialias=true
Save the .Xdefaults file and now you should get something looking like this:
If you want to play around with different fonts that you can run from a terminal window:
fc-list | sort
And it should give you a list of available fonts. Probably best to stick with any of the Mono type fonts.
Hope this helps!
answered 2 hours ago
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This answer is based on this answer that I wrote.
I recommend that you use any of the xterm terminal types. Probably the best one to use is rxvt-unicode
sudo apt install rxvt-unicode
Then in CodeBlocks go to Settings -> Environment... then in the Terminal to launch console programs add the following:
urxvt -T $TITLE -e
Now, to change the colors and the fonts add like the following to your ~/.Xdefaults file at the bottom:
URxvt*background: black
URxvt*foreground: white
Then one of the fonts that I kind of like is a monospace font and you can add it like the following below the above 2 lines:
URxvt*font: xft:Monospace:size=9:antialias=true
Save the .Xdefaults file and now you should get something looking like this:
If you want to play around with different fonts that you can run from a terminal window:
fc-list | sort
And it should give you a list of available fonts. Probably best to stick with any of the Mono type fonts.
Hope this helps!
answered 2 hours ago
TerranceTerrance
19.7k34797
This answer is based on this answer that I wrote.
I recommend that you use any of the xterm terminal types. Probably the best one to use is rxvt-unicode
sudo apt install rxvt-unicode
Then in CodeBlocks go to Settings -> Environment... then in the Terminal to launch console programs add the following:
urxvt -T $TITLE -e
Now, to change the colors and the fonts add like the following to your ~/.Xdefaults file at the bottom:
URxvt*background: black
URxvt*foreground: white
Then one of the fonts that I kind of like is a monospace font and you can add it like the following below the above 2 lines:
URxvt*font: xft:Monospace:size=9:antialias=true
Save the .Xdefaults file and now you should get something looking like this:
If you want to play around with different fonts that you can run from a terminal window:
fc-list | sort
And it should give you a list of available fonts. Probably best to stick with any of the Mono type fonts.
Hope this helps!
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