Adjust Linux Terminal Font Size

In the Linux terminal, you can adjust the font size using the following methods:

1. To adjust the font size when launching the terminal, you can use command-line arguments. For example, use the -fs parameter to set the font size to 10.
2. Use gnome terminal with a font size of 10.
3. To utilize the configuration file: each user’s terminal has a configuration file where they can set the font size. Depending on the terminal software you are using, the location of the configuration file may vary. For example, for the GNOME terminal, the configuration file is located at ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css. You can edit this file and add the following content to set the font size:
4. both ‘terminal’ and ‘.terminal-window’ have a font size of 10 pixels.
5. After saving the file, restart the terminal for the changes to take effect.
6. To change the font size in terminal software, some terminal programs offer a menu option for this. For example, in the GNOME terminal, you can open the font settings by clicking on “Edit” -> “Profile Preferences” -> “Text” in the menu bar, and then choose the appropriate font and size under “Custom font”.

Please note that these methods are applicable to different terminal software, so the specific steps and configuration files may vary. Please choose the method that is suitable for the terminal software you are using.