In addition to the above, I would add another point which is that I have observed, from my own behavior, that I access the web terminal from different devices with different screen sizes at different times and I re-attach to the same tmux/screen/byobu session each time and I'd like to have a different font size on different client machines. Ttyd is started once and has to be restarted to change the server-side configuration. Seems like there are a few contributing factors here but the big one is that the drawing is all done in Canvas.Ģ. To get that discussion started though, let me share some of what I've learned so far (I lost the source links though, sorry):ġ. To me, that means it's likely to take a while. But I think that's a much longer discussion around the right scope, user experience, and implementation.
Building this into the OS would be great. But what I can do to solve this problem for myself and others in the immediate term is to write about 50 lines of code/JSON with instructions on my github.īut by no means am I proposing that we mark this topic as closed/solved. But I don't have that power, unless there's something I'm missing in the code on github. If this can be done in an OS update, it would be awesome. In the future, it looks like ttyd has options to override the client-side options on the initial start: I suspect that UNRAID users could be given a config file with options they could add to the ttyd call at some point if that's determined to be a desirable direction. I'm unlikely to have a ton of time to do that so I'll probably run manually for the time being, but I hope this helps others. Just need to package as a browser addon to distribute. Entering the following in the browser JavaScript console gets the desired behavior: I spent some time messing with it and reading docs and made a little progress. Has anyone done the work to see how we could actually use xterm-webfonts? Maybe we can make a browser addon to inject it? As it is, I can't increase the terminal font size without also zooming in on the main UI page which blows that up and makes it difficult to have terminal and GUI both open and readable. I'd also like to see the web terminal don't size made configurable.
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