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    Console on Atom is hard to read

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      Prx
      last edited by

      Hi,
      I have Atom 1.26 ia32 on Linux and find that the black console at the bottom is hard to read : see screen copy .
      How can we enhance the situation please ?

      0_1535434492758_Screenshot - 28082018 - 07:24:36.png

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        dan
        last edited by dan

        Hi @Prx,

        Go to your .atom folder (in your home directory) and find packages/pymakr/styles. You can change/add the font size in the pymakr.less file in the #terminal section. I think the default size is 12px

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          Prx
          last edited by

          in this section, there was only :

          #terminal {
             background: #000;
             padding-left: 2px;
           }
          

          I have added the line :

          font-size: 16px;
          

          and that is better to read , thanks !

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