Under KDE you can change the icon size, I would assume under GNOME as well. In both, you can select the font sizes for differant window elements (toolbar, titlebar, ...). The size of the buttons, etc., will generally follow the size of the text. So if elements are not to your liking, you can change them. --rick On Monday 20 December 2004 6:06 pm, James Wilkinson wrote: > soraberri wrote: > > First, > > arriving to Fedora from Windows2000, my old operating system, I have > > noticed that at the same screen resolution (1024x768) things are very > > different from the point of view of object sizes. Icons, buttons and > > panels are too big for my taste at this resolution settings. But I can't > > use the next available resolution setting (1152x864) because then fonts > > are too small for me. Maybe you can give me a hint about this topic. > > Personally, I enjoy the higher screen resolutions and the relatively > smaller icons. But I push up the font sizes to compensate: in Gnome, use > Applications -> Preferences -> Font. > > This should make the fonts clearer to read, at least on a CRT. > > James. > > -- > E-mail address: james | "But alas, we don't need a car, so I have a bus > @westexe.demon.co.uk | timetable and one day the buses will read it too." > > | -- Telsa Gwynne
