Gitk on a netbook

Further to yesterday's post, "Rails on a netbook", i found everything went well except Gitk. The fonts were too big to be useful, and the settings dialog box was too big for me to change it. But look now:

Gitk now useable on a netbook!

(Yes, that is the MyChores repository, now cloned on to my netbook! Yey!)

I plugged into an external monitor in order to access the settings, but for anyone who does not have that option, i've since found out you can edit ~/.gitk configuration file. My font settings are thus:

set mainfont {helvetica 7}
set textfont {courier 6}
set uifont {helvetica 7 bold}

There are also many other settings that you could tweak if you wanted to.

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A web programmer in my late-late-twenties, fanatical about open source, free software, loving my job working daily with Ruby on Rails, RSpec, Cucumber and Git.

I am very proud to have created MyChores.co.uk, an online team based tracking system for household chores and other recurring tasks.
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