Re: Upgrade woes
Peter Humphrey <[email protected]>
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On Saturday, 26 August 2017 00:55:33 BST René J.V. Bertin wrote: > ... I'm only thinking of setting a custom font for all items in the view, > which in practice shouldn't be different from selecting bold and/or > italic. Would it really make a noticeable difference if the systemfont is > set to, say, Arial 12pt and you set the message list font to Arial Narrow > 10pt? Yes! The default font in KDE Plasma is Noto. If I leave my folder list in Noto it occupies more than one screen, vertically; and my message list is needlessly big, obtrusive and wasteful. I've tried living with it, but I soon reverted to my preferred Deja Vu, which is much more economical and still perfectly legible. I'd hate to lose this bit of control over my system. It's a major reason for disliking Gnome. There seems to be a general drive these days towards wasting acres of screen space, to no useful effect; also towards removing visual clues to, for example, what is a button and what is just a coloured box. This is not progress. Neither, if I may say so, is the new line-less indentation of folders in KMail's folder list; it's just change for the sake of it. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. -- Regards, Peter.