Hi, im new on this forum and need some help
I’ve just installed openSUSE KDE. But when it was installed all the text under every icon, and pretty much all text, was very small, i could’t read what it said.
How do i make the text larger?
Configure Desktop - Appearance - Fonts
Try adjusting up a size
These are my settings
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check your use of anti-aliasing too.
Could u take a screenshot of how u do it 
Cause i cant see where the diffrent icons take me, and i’ve never tried it before.
As a sidenote, it’s also possible the the display driver is having trouble figuring out what the DPI (Dot Per Inch) setting is correct for your monitor and thus the fonts are completely incorrect.
i think that it may can be that, because there is also missing like 3-4 cm, in the right side of my moniter, its just black there. And on ubuntu, there was nofthing wrong.
Do you know how i can fix it?
On Thu, 2009-05-28 at 12:56 +0000, Agurken wrote:
> Hi, im new on this forum and need some help
>
> I’ve just installed openSUSE KDE. But when it was installed all the
> text under every icon, and pretty much all text, was very small, i
> could’t read what it said.
>
> How do i make the text larger?
It’s likely due do a wrong dpi setting.
You can fix that by specify the physical dimesions of your
monitor screen to sax2.
Bring up sax2 and I think it’s under Monitor Change -> Display Size
If everything fails and you are using an nVidia card with the nVidia binary drivers, you can force the DPI by editing /etc/X11/xorg.conf and in the same section as it states nVidia as the driver, add a line that says:
Option “DPI” “96 x 96”
or
Option “DPI” “120 x 120”
What the correct number is depends a bit on your display size - for a 24" (1920x1200) it would be 120, for a 19" (1280x1024) 96 would be optimal.
As Cox suggested, you should be able to do it in sax2 also - remember to set your monitor, your display size and other information there correctly of course!