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Change the font used in the Breeze SDDM theme
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The default Breeze theme for SDDM on KDE uses default fonts from somewhere I don't know of. In earlier versions of KDE/SDDM, there used to be specific files in the SDDM themes where a font could be set (using something like font.family in PlasmaComponents.Label). However, in newer versions (Plasma/sddm-breeze 5.10.1-1, sddm 0.14.0-10 on Fedora 26) everything seems to have been rearranged and I can't find any file(s) where the font can clearly/obviously be set.
I would like to change the font for preferably all UI elements. I found this post but couldn't glean much useful information from it. One option in particular, got by following a link in that post, is to just change the system's default (fallback) fonts, and that is something I definitely don't want to do (I need the default fonts as they are for other reasons). I also tried the option mentioned in the original post, by the author of an SDDM theme, of setting the font in the theme.conf file, but to no avail. (To be fair, the author does mention that this technique won't work with other themes. :( )
Is there really a way to change the SDDM font, particularly for the Breeze theme?
fonts sddm
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The default Breeze theme for SDDM on KDE uses default fonts from somewhere I don't know of. In earlier versions of KDE/SDDM, there used to be specific files in the SDDM themes where a font could be set (using something like font.family in PlasmaComponents.Label). However, in newer versions (Plasma/sddm-breeze 5.10.1-1, sddm 0.14.0-10 on Fedora 26) everything seems to have been rearranged and I can't find any file(s) where the font can clearly/obviously be set.
I would like to change the font for preferably all UI elements. I found this post but couldn't glean much useful information from it. One option in particular, got by following a link in that post, is to just change the system's default (fallback) fonts, and that is something I definitely don't want to do (I need the default fonts as they are for other reasons). I also tried the option mentioned in the original post, by the author of an SDDM theme, of setting the font in the theme.conf file, but to no avail. (To be fair, the author does mention that this technique won't work with other themes. :( )
Is there really a way to change the SDDM font, particularly for the Breeze theme?
fonts sddm
asked Jul 30 '17 at 19:06
Saurav SenguptaSaurav Sengupta
767
bumped to the homepage by Community♦ 35 mins ago
This question has answers that may be good or bad; the system has marked it active so that they can be reviewed.
add a comment |
The default Breeze theme for SDDM on KDE uses default fonts from somewhere I don't know of. In earlier versions of KDE/SDDM, there used to be specific files in the SDDM themes where a font could be set (using something like font.family in PlasmaComponents.Label). However, in newer versions (Plasma/sddm-breeze 5.10.1-1, sddm 0.14.0-10 on Fedora 26) everything seems to have been rearranged and I can't find any file(s) where the font can clearly/obviously be set.
I would like to change the font for preferably all UI elements. I found this post but couldn't glean much useful information from it. One option in particular, got by following a link in that post, is to just change the system's default (fallback) fonts, and that is something I definitely don't want to do (I need the default fonts as they are for other reasons). I also tried the option mentioned in the original post, by the author of an SDDM theme, of setting the font in the theme.conf file, but to no avail. (To be fair, the author does mention that this technique won't work with other themes. :( )
Is there really a way to change the SDDM font, particularly for the Breeze theme?
fonts sddm
asked Jul 30 '17 at 19:06
Saurav SenguptaSaurav Sengupta
767
The default Breeze theme for SDDM on KDE uses default fonts from somewhere I don't know of. In earlier versions of KDE/SDDM, there used to be specific files in the SDDM themes where a font could be set (using something like font.family in PlasmaComponents.Label). However, in newer versions (Plasma/sddm-breeze 5.10.1-1, sddm 0.14.0-10 on Fedora 26) everything seems to have been rearranged and I can't find any file(s) where the font can clearly/obviously be set.
I would like to change the font for preferably all UI elements. I found this post but couldn't glean much useful information from it. One option in particular, got by following a link in that post, is to just change the system's default (fallback) fonts, and that is something I definitely don't want to do (I need the default fonts as they are for other reasons). I also tried the option mentioned in the original post, by the author of an SDDM theme, of setting the font in the theme.conf file, but to no avail. (To be fair, the author does mention that this technique won't work with other themes. :( )
Is there really a way to change the SDDM font, particularly for the Breeze theme?
fonts sddm
fonts sddm
asked Jul 30 '17 at 19:06
Saurav SenguptaSaurav Sengupta
767
asked Jul 30 '17 at 19:06
Saurav SenguptaSaurav Sengupta
767
asked Jul 30 '17 at 19:06
Saurav SenguptaSaurav Sengupta
767
asked Jul 30 '17 at 19:06
Saurav SenguptaSaurav Sengupta
767
asked Jul 30 '17 at 19:06
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767
767
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I've edited the theme to allow this customisation, look at Breeze2.
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Reviewers: This post seems to be a fix of the problem from the software author. Check the github link! Sorry for mistakenly flagging it as NAA. :-(
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I've edited the theme to allow this customisation, look at Breeze2.
edited Mar 15 '18 at 1:16
peterh
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answered Mar 15 '18 at 0:48
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Reviewers: This post seems to be a fix of the problem from the software author. Check the github link! Sorry for mistakenly flagging it as NAA. :-(
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I've edited the theme to allow this customisation, look at Breeze2.
edited Mar 15 '18 at 1:16
peterh
4,479113462
answered Mar 15 '18 at 0:48
avivaceavivace
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Reviewers: This post seems to be a fix of the problem from the software author. Check the github link! Sorry for mistakenly flagging it as NAA. :-(
– peterh
Mar 15 '18 at 1:15
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I've edited the theme to allow this customisation, look at Breeze2.
edited Mar 15 '18 at 1:16
peterh
4,479113462
answered Mar 15 '18 at 0:48
avivaceavivace
11
I've edited the theme to allow this customisation, look at Breeze2.
edited Mar 15 '18 at 1:16
peterh
4,479113462
answered Mar 15 '18 at 0:48
avivaceavivace
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peterh
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peterh
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Reviewers: This post seems to be a fix of the problem from the software author. Check the github link! Sorry for mistakenly flagging it as NAA. :-(
– peterh
Mar 15 '18 at 1:15
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Reviewers: This post seems to be a fix of the problem from the software author. Check the github link! Sorry for mistakenly flagging it as NAA. :-(
– peterh
Mar 15 '18 at 1:15
Reviewers: This post seems to be a fix of the problem from the software author. Check the github link! Sorry for mistakenly flagging it as NAA. :-(
– peterh
Mar 15 '18 at 1:15
Reviewers: This post seems to be a fix of the problem from the software author. Check the github link! Sorry for mistakenly flagging it as NAA. :-(
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