Ubuntu install freeplane 1.6 update#
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Ubuntu install freeplane 1.6 software#

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Ubuntu install freeplane 1.6 update#

First get an updated package list by entering the following command in to terminal if this has not been done today sudo apt update Thanks.To install Raspberry Pi OS software on a Raspberry Pi I'd be grateful if somebody could have a look at this issue when possible as this is not only a minor aesthetics issue but more of a usability/accessibility problem. #2157 Broken JGoodies LAF Compatibility I made a while ago, and mentioned above. I would like to use this post to 'bump' the bug no. For more information, see here: java - Setting the Default Font of Swing Program - Stack Overflow I have tried this for other Look and Feel options but it did not work. Granted, Metal is not the nicest theme in Java, however, if font sizes are a major issue for you, this method is worth a try. The number after the dash denotes the font size and the quotes (') prevents any errors should a font name with a space in it is used (e.g. Tahoma is the name of the font, you can change it to whatever you like (Segoe UI, Consolas, etc.).

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Ubuntu install freeplane 1.6 portable#

Find these two files, which should be located in your Freeplane installation directory (I am using a Portable Freeplane, so I find these files just where the freeplane.exe file is located so somebody please correct the location of these files if I am mistaken):į (optionally, if you use Freeplane through a console).

From Freeplane > Tools > Preferences > Appearance, change the 'Look and Feel' to 'Metal' from the combo box menu.

It is not as elegant as using a different Look and Feel (in my case it was JGoodies LAF, which provided a much better user interface integration with Windows than the default Windows theme in Freeplane/Java) but as this seems to be impossible for the moment, I thought you might be interested in changing the font and font size, even I could only manage to apply this trick with the said Metal theme.

Reading your post, I have tinkered a bit with the latest preview version of Freeplane (1.5.0-alpha17_pre) and found a way to change the font size - although only works in the 'Metal' theme. It has not been possible to fix it whatever I tried, so I still use the old, customizable version as my main Freeplane application. 1.3.5.01, I have filed a bug report (see here): Freeplane / Bugs / #2157 Broken JGoodies LAF Compatibility See this old forum discussion on this matter, if you'd like more info: Freeplane Old Forum - GUI customizationĪfter this method stopped working with Freeplane v. Although this was a tricky process, the results were worth it. In the earlier versions of Freeplane (pre Freeplane 1.3.5), changing the font size and even using a totally different Look & Feel (a.k.a Java LAF) was possible to achieve.