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Re: Boldifing all faces?
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Elena |
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Re: Boldifing all faces? |
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Thu, 26 Mar 2009 10:56:00 -0700 (PDT) |
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On 26 Mar, 17:08, "Drew Adams" <drew.ad...@oracle.com> wrote:
> > > can you boldify (make bold) all faces, without having to customize
> > > each one?
>
> > I've found out that setting the default font as bold works with some
> > fonts (e.g. DejaVu Sans Mono), it doesn't with others (e.g. Lucida
> > Console). Therefore I'll have to restrict my choices within fonts
> > which work.
>
> That's what I was trying to suggest in my reply to your initial post: It's
> not a
> problem of MS Windows vs GNU/Linux, but a problem of fonts that don't have a
> bold version (support for bold).
Well, within the font dialog I do see a bold variant for Lucida
Console. It doesn't show for every font, therefore I thought it was
meaningful. It I choose it, some faces will be bold, some not. BTW,
the font dialog doesn't show all the True Type fonts I have on the
system, whilst they work if passed to set-default-font; some fonts are
shown yet they don't work; therefore I think font support in GNU Emacs
Win32 is not full.
Well, at least on Windows we have a font dialog, whilst on Linux I had
to investigate what fonts were available using other tools, then
passing their string-ized specification to set-default-font. Not
funny.
Thank you all for your kind replies