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If you're thinking of an X11 GUI, I think perhaps you mean xfontsel?
by zbuf 3y ago
If you're thinking of an X11 GUI, I think perhaps you mean xfontsel?
- fuzztester 3y agoNo, I meant xlsfonts, as in the above man page I linked to. It is a command line tool and can be used without a GUI. You can even query for the fonts on another X server's display (1). See this excerpt: -display host:dpy This option specifies the X server to contact. (1) - where the meaning of server and client is the reverse of that of traditional client server.
- zbuf 3y agoFair, I was thinking that because its not actually an X11 GUI (though it is X11 of course) Its fun to query or set information on a remote. The same applies to xdpyinfo, xset, xrandr and many more support the -display option (if they don't then set the DISPLAY environment variable).