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If you want to stick with the default Ubuntu terminal, you can remove Hyper Terminal from Ubuntu 22.04 using the following command.Welcome to the Chocolatey Community Package Repository! The packages found in this section of the site are provided, maintained, and moderated by the community. Removing Hyper Terminal from Ubuntu 22.04 In this way, you can customize Hyper terminal to make it unique as compared to the default Ubuntu terminal. Save the file and see the changes in the terminal. In our case, we replace “DejaVu Sans Mono” with “Times New Roman”. You can also change the terminal background color by going into the file again.Ĭhange the HTML color code “#000” to “005700” to convert the black background into green.įurther, to change the font style, go to the configuration file and find the “Font Family”.Ĭhange any of the font style names. Here, I changed the font size from 12 to 16 in the above file.Īfter saving and closing the configuration file, the text size of Hyper Terminal will be increased as shown below. Once you make the changes, don’t forget to save the file. Here, in the file, you can customize font setting, colors and much more. Alternatively, you can also open the customization setting from the “Preferences” option which you will find in “File>Edit”.
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