Debian GNU/Linux : Guide to Installation and Usage by John Goerzen;Ossama Othman
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There are also a lot of things you can do only in X, which are covered in this chapter. One note: The default xterm window has a smallish font. If you have a small monitor or very high resolution or bad eyesight, you may want to fix this. Follow these steps: 1. Move the mouse pointer into the center of the xterm window. 2. Hold down the Control key and the right mouse button simultaneously. This will give you a font menu. 3. Point to the font you want and release the mouse button. Basic X Operations There are certain commonly used operations in X that you should familiarize yourself with. This section describes some of the basic operations that you may find useful. The Mouse The mouse in X works pretty much the same as the mouse on other systems, except that it has three buttons. If your mouse has only two, you can simulate the middle button by clicking both buttons simultaneously. This is kind of tricky and annoying, so investing in a $15 three-button mouse probably isn't a bad idea. These are available from most computer retailers. The buttons are numbered from left to right assuming you have a right-handed mouse. So button one is on the left, two is in the middle, |
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