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How to increase font vertical spacing by using fonts.conf file?


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I'm noticed in NetBeans in Windows 10 - if I set editor font to "Courier New" - line spacing is normal. Then if font is set to "DialogInput" - line spacing is about 1:2, easier to read/work. "DialogInput" font is simply "Courier New", but in this case somehow modified? On CentOS I see no difference. Is it possible to match "DialogInput" font with "Courier New" plus some line spacing properties? I can set line spacing in NetBeans properties at ~/.netbeans/11.1/config/Editors/Preferences/org-netbeans-modules-editor-settings-CustomPreferences.xml with:



<entry javaType="java.lang.Float" name="line-height-correction" xml:space="preserve">  


But trying to find if it is possible to do that with fonts.conf file.










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    I'm noticed in NetBeans in Windows 10 - if I set editor font to "Courier New" - line spacing is normal. Then if font is set to "DialogInput" - line spacing is about 1:2, easier to read/work. "DialogInput" font is simply "Courier New", but in this case somehow modified? On CentOS I see no difference. Is it possible to match "DialogInput" font with "Courier New" plus some line spacing properties? I can set line spacing in NetBeans properties at ~/.netbeans/11.1/config/Editors/Preferences/org-netbeans-modules-editor-settings-CustomPreferences.xml with:



    <entry javaType="java.lang.Float" name="line-height-correction" xml:space="preserve">  


    But trying to find if it is possible to do that with fonts.conf file.










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      I'm noticed in NetBeans in Windows 10 - if I set editor font to "Courier New" - line spacing is normal. Then if font is set to "DialogInput" - line spacing is about 1:2, easier to read/work. "DialogInput" font is simply "Courier New", but in this case somehow modified? On CentOS I see no difference. Is it possible to match "DialogInput" font with "Courier New" plus some line spacing properties? I can set line spacing in NetBeans properties at ~/.netbeans/11.1/config/Editors/Preferences/org-netbeans-modules-editor-settings-CustomPreferences.xml with:



      <entry javaType="java.lang.Float" name="line-height-correction" xml:space="preserve">  


      But trying to find if it is possible to do that with fonts.conf file.










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      I'm noticed in NetBeans in Windows 10 - if I set editor font to "Courier New" - line spacing is normal. Then if font is set to "DialogInput" - line spacing is about 1:2, easier to read/work. "DialogInput" font is simply "Courier New", but in this case somehow modified? On CentOS I see no difference. Is it possible to match "DialogInput" font with "Courier New" plus some line spacing properties? I can set line spacing in NetBeans properties at ~/.netbeans/11.1/config/Editors/Preferences/org-netbeans-modules-editor-settings-CustomPreferences.xml with:



      <entry javaType="java.lang.Float" name="line-height-correction" xml:space="preserve">  


      But trying to find if it is possible to do that with fonts.conf file.







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