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Is there a way to change all fonts at once in Eclipse?
I have a very large monitor, so my system fonts are quite small (40″ screen, size 4 pt on it looks like size 16 on a 19″ screen).
The problem is that on my Linux box, Eclipse’s fonts are all huge. I changed the key ones (console font, system dialog font), but there are the odd occasions where I have a dialog box or open a certain type of file and the fonts are huge.
Is there a way to set all fonts to a specific size in Eclipse?
There’s a post about doing it for the Java editor here: How can I change font size in Eclipse for Java text editors?
Window -> Preferences -> General -> Appearance -> Colors and Fonts -> Text Font seems to work for me for all all the files I open/write (I’m using Indigo on Fedora).