How do I restore my fonts to the default?

[dannyboy@kubuntu]

I've recently installed Automatix2 and Nvidia drivers and somehow it changed the fonts to such a point where they are very unreadable.

I want to restore my fonts like they were when I installed Kubuntu but somehow I see that they already are set to default.

How does that explain the difference in websites like blogger where the fonts are not only smaller but grey

- and -

also the Kubuntu log-in dialog fonts are way smaller too.

Thanks!

[lyall]

Re: How do I restore my fonts to the default?

I've recently installed Automatix2 and Nvidia drivers and somehow it changed the fonts to such a point where they are very unreadable.

I want to restore my fonts like they were when I installed Kubuntu but somehow I see that they already are set to default.

How does that explain the difference in websites like blogger where the fonts are not only smaller but grey

- and -

also the Kubuntu log-in dialog fonts are way smaller too.

Thanks!

Hi dannyboy@kubuntu

I hope I can help you on this.
First open System Setting
then select Appearance
You can then change the Font settings to how you want them display

Sorry I do not no which font you need
I too installed Automatic2 and the NVidia driver

Good Luck

[dannyboy@kubuntu]

Re: How do I restore my fonts to the default?

Thank you for giving the time to try.

I have tried this before and curiously the problems I mentioned are still there.

The Kubuntu login screen's fonts are still small and certain websites display text (specifically codes) really small and grey no matter what adjustments I make.

[moreejt]

Re: How do I restore my fonts to the default?

The kubuntu login is a themed kdm login that does not respond to the settings in control center. You have to change kdm to NOT use a theme.

in /etc/kde3/kdm/kdmrc find the line that says
UseTheme=true

and change it to false. You can then set font sizes and other things in kdm through the login manager icon in the control center.

[dannyboy@kubuntu]

Re: How do I restore my fonts to the default?

Thanks for the help man, but in the lonely space in between my problem and me seeing your reply I decided to reinstall Kubuntu.

The login screen returned to its normal readable self and I just copied the backup Home directory over the existing one to bring back other tweaks that I like.

All is ok, thanks to the gnu/linux community