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[Announce] Font Changer
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Greetings,
many people requested an GUI for changing fonts on their N900, so here it is; a control panel application that does the trick. Program creates backups of your starting font settings and they are restored if you uninstall the program. Version 0.9-3 is now available @ extras-testing, so please test and cast your vote here: http://maemo.org/packages/package_in...changer/0.9-3/ Known issues: - fonts aren't changed everywhere without rebooting the device - sometimes homescreen widgets gets messed up when NOT choosing to autoreboot. Rebooting manually afterwards clears the issues (ie. no widgets are lost etc). Screenshots attached. This tool works also with Plastic Theme Pack, but it's recommended to use Plastic Theme Setup for font changing if you're using Plastic Themes. IMPORTANT Versions 0.7 and 0.8 had issues with pre-remove script, which prevents program to be upgraded or uninstalled. If you're having issues, type these into xterm (rootsh must be installed): Code:
sudo gainroot If your theme gets messed up, you can always reinstall the theme to get back original font definitions (in case the uninstaller of font-changer fails to work). Reinstalling of built in themes will require these commands: Code:
sudo gainroot |
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Now we're talking.
Was going to ask if it was possible to do something like this, but never got round to it. Any chance of being able to change the font colour, or am I being daft? :p |
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Hi!
Is this different from the one included in Black Plastic theme? If I try it it will be in in conflict whith that one? This is changing all the fonts(ex: menu) or is the same with Black Plastic? Thanks! |
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How easy is it to add your own fonts to the library?
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If this is a font changer application you should make it to change all the system fonts, with the ability to backup/restore the original system fonts!
PS: I know that you don't like to modify too muck system files but those backup/restore should do the trick! |
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Use filebox file manger, with the root acces option enabled and move your fonts in /home/user/.fonts. Else you should uxe xterm under root and "cp" command! But I recomend you the first option! |
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Thank you kind sir.
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Wellcome!
@D-Livil: Why the package depends on ttf droid? |
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Btw, it's D-Iivil with capital i-letter after the -character. |
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