On Mon, 15 Jul 2013, Trent W. Buck wrote:
xterm has it on shift + KP_Plus / KP_minus by default, IIRC, which can
Ah, that's why shift+ctrl++ was broken for me. Because that's not the right keybinding! If I was engaging the part of my brain that wanted to resize the screen right now rather than just test resizing the screen, it probably would have known that. Stupid brain. (incidentally, my new laptop can drive my 2560x1440 screen now at its native resolution. First time it's ever seen that resolution. I had to reconfigure X to think it was 135dpi instead of 96 though to make text size a bit more reasonable (X knew it was 135dpi, but didn't seem to pass it onto xrandr. Or maybe my spaghetti initialisation scripts overwrote it elsewhere). That's the great thing about Freetype - it scales accordingly.
be painful on a laptop keyboard. Also if you specify a size, e.g. "xterm -fa Monospace-8" instead of "xterm -fa Monospace", it breaks the resizing.
Not if you configure all the alternatives. See my previous email. -- Tim Connors