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The version of dmenu included with BunsenLabs in the suckless-tools package is fairly old now [1] and lacks support for Xft fonts, hence the rather utilitarian fixed font used by default.
EDIT: See the post below.
The current upstream version offers full Xft support and looks much nicer
I have managed to make some .deb files for the latest version of dmenu:
The suckless-tools package will have to be removed first:
sudo apt purge suckless-tools
Then install the .deb using either gdebi (recommended) or `sudo dpkg -i dmenu*.deb`
Finally, change the configuration file if you wish to alter the font -- BunsenLabs uses ~/.config/dmenu/dmenu-bind.sh, change the "dmenu_run" line and add the font option ("-fn"):
dmenu_run -b -i -fn 'Cantarell:Bold:size=8' -nb '#151617' -nf '#d8d8d8' -sb '#d8d8d8' -sf '#151617'
[1] In keeping with Debian policy, see http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Debian
Last edited by Head_on_a_Stick (2016-03-20 19:12:33)
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BunsenLabs does come with dmenu.xft but it is not set as default.
I discovered this by chance and it was a nice surprise as I use dmenu frequently.
Openbox menu: select "System > Edit Debian Alternatives".
dmenu: type "galternatives".
Thank you for that. : )
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BunsenLabs does come with dmenu.xft but it is not set as default.
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Thanks for the information!
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