yad --calendar provides the month nicely formatted. However, it is too small for touchscreen monitors with the user selecting the date or to move between months or years.
yad --calendar --height=400 --width=400 makes the window but not the fonts bigger.
There is no documented way with the calendar option make the font larger.
the only way to do this is use the custom gtkrc
place this style in separate file, for example ~/mygtkrc, and launch calendar as
yad --calendar --height=400 --width=400 --gtkrc=~/mygtkrc
NB: i'm not sure if this will works with gtk3
I tried it. yad version is 0.28.1
Seems like gtk 3 and 2 are both installed
libgtk-2.0-common
libgtk-3.0-common
Did not work. No error or warning messages from yad.
I appreciate the help you have given me.
ldd
which yad
| grep libgtk - this command shows you gtk library linked with yadif your yad binary linked with libgtk-3.0 you may customize dialogs through gtk.css
place something like
into ~/.config/gtk-3.0/gtk.css
ldd `which yad` | grep libgtk
libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0
if so, the recipe with your own gtkrc must work. at least it works for me.
can you show me how you do that?