itsmeacalling
November 22nd, 2008, 10:40
Hi
I have installed FreeBSD on my now duel booting machine XP and FreeBSD. The problem I have is when I boot FreeBSD the text in the Login window is far too large, it does not fit within the screen(Gnome GUI). I can login by entering my user name and password but the text is too large to see, basically I am logging in blind, and then Gnome boots into action. With Linux Mint there is a file named "gdm.conf" which is in the /etc/gdm directory. By editing this file I can set the text size for the login window. Is there such a file in FreeBSD?
I have installed FreeBSD on my now duel booting machine XP and FreeBSD. The problem I have is when I boot FreeBSD the text in the Login window is far too large, it does not fit within the screen(Gnome GUI). I can login by entering my user name and password but the text is too large to see, basically I am logging in blind, and then Gnome boots into action. With Linux Mint there is a file named "gdm.conf" which is in the /etc/gdm directory. By editing this file I can set the text size for the login window. Is there such a file in FreeBSD?