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Fresh install of Linux Mint 22.3 on the old laptop. Fresh install of N7. Noticed the text layout when testing the Theme Editor. I had come across this problem before and found that I needed to install the Microsoft Core Fonts. Installed the fonts and no change.
Is there a way to set the default font for the theme editor?
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I looked at that and it seems to refer to a "default" font. But it doesn't mention what that is. My guess would be the default system font... The rest of the application looks normal. It's just the "preview" part of the display that is weird... it's not a big deal... The odds of making another theme is quite low... For me, it's standard procedure, to test all the N7 applications after a new OS is installed. It just looked odd. So I thought I may as well mention it...
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09-23-2026, 07:51 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-23-2026, 08:19 AM by johnno56.)
This may sound like a stupid thing, "recompile it". How would I do that?
Never mind... I figured it out. Edited as you suggested. Compiled using: wine n7.exe ngui_theme_editor.n7 win32
Re-ran the theme editor and the preview text layout is much better...
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Not a problem... but loading the file and pressing F5 sounds WAY easier than the way I did it... Many thanks!
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