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In fact I am trying to prevent an obviously new programmer from making mistake by assuming they know better what user wants. (Jun-03-2020, 08:18 AM)ShakeyPakey Wrote: I am no longer asking for your answer, but buran, in the future, please do not ask a series of exhausting questions, not helping the poster in any way, only to then refuse answering because you do not like the poster due to some petty reason. I am no longer asking for your answer, but buran, in the future, please do not ask a series of exhausting questions, not helping the poster in any way, only to then refuse answering because you do not like the poster due to some petty reason. It's the same for my issue, even more so because text readability is the most important factor in user experience.
#UXTERM CHANGE FONT SIZE IN OPEN TERMINAL CODE#
Graphics are automatically set to the lowest setting, and the only way to change them is in the code of the game.
Imagine if that was, instead, the graphics of the videogame. Players who know about the mission are familiar with coding and have spent time to look through the game code, which is VERY rare.Players don't even know the mission exists. I, the developer, has not mentioned anything about this.The vast majority of players are expected not to know coding, much less videogame modding.
#UXTERM CHANGE FONT SIZE IN OPEN TERMINAL MODS#
I say "That's fine, the players can make mods to create that mission." This is what you are saying: for example, I could be making a videogame with missions, but I don't develop one mission. I am trying to make what my user experiences better and high-quality. (Jun-03-2020, 07:49 AM)buran Wrote: (Jun-03-2020, 07:38 AM)ShakeyPakey Wrote: So, please, may you answer the question I had originally?Nope, I don't like when developers think they know better than the users So, please, may you answer the question I had originally? An inappropriate text size would, more or less, ruin the experience. It is not a GUI made by me, but I add elements such as colours, bold and underlined letters, ASCII art, etc. I may add that my distribution is an executable? It doesn't mess with the computer's settings, only it's own. Most would just think that's what it looks like.
#UXTERM CHANGE FONT SIZE IN OPEN TERMINAL HOW TO#
I doubt most people will know how to change the font size, and I doubt more that they would learn how to. They will open the distribution, see the size of the text, and won't use it. Most users I will be distributing to will not be tech-savvy, and may have never opened a terminal in their life. but please don't mess with my/user's system settings If it was your GUI - then it's fine to set font/size, etc. my terminal font and font size are perfectly fine for me. In terminal it will print using the user's settings, e.g. (Jun-02-2020, 08:51 PM)buran Wrote: If user is not happy with the font or font size of their terminal output - they will change it.
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