GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 74237
Cannot have icon caption with arbitrary font size
Last modified: 2004-12-22 21:47:04 UTC
I've been trying to get the perfect font size for Nautilus 2. 10pt Tahoma is too large for me. 8pt Tahoma is too small. So, I fire up gconf-editor and edit the keys manually. This leads me to entering "9.5" as a font size, which results in the following error from Nautilus: nautilus (pid:15625): Eel-CRITICAL **: file eel-preferences-item.c: line 614 (preferences_item_update_enumeration_menu): assertion `position != EEL_STRING_LIST_NOT_FOUND' failed
I've tried this again with nautilus2 1.1.11.0.200203261214-0.snap.ximian.1, and the behaviour has changed. When I enter '9' as a font size in the GConf Editor, I get: nautilus (pid:22177): Eel-WARNING **: No sub-name in enumeration standard_font_size of name '9' I see -- Nautilus has a list of valid font sizes for icon captions. Anything else is ignored. Why is this? What's wrong with a standard font selector for the icon caption font? On my monitor/dpi setup, 10pt is too large and 8pt is a bit small. Hell, my GTK+ font is "Trebuchet MS 7.7".
Nautilus + eel build = Ximan Snapshot (22/04/02) Platform = RH7.2 Repeatability = Always I'm seeing a similar issue to this one. I'm trying to set my font size to 11 for a MS TrueType font; again using gconf-editor. However rather that Nautilus reporting an error I just get really small fonts displayed. This occurs for any odd number I pick for font size. I think this will have to be fixed for Gnome2 as the Gtk+ Theme Selctor capplet does allow odd numbered fonts to be picked for the desktop.
this should be fixed, we now use the default system font for all icon captions with the exception of the desktop icons, which can have there own font.