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How do I change fonts and adjust their size?

Before 11.10 one could change the system default fonts in the Appearance settings changer, but now one can only change the wallpaper. Is there some gconf key one can use?

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yes the solution is exactly similar to what Jorge pointed to if u still want to know how then use gnome-tweak-tool – wisemonkey Oct 17 '11 at 22:34

marked as duplicate by Jorge Castro, fossfreedom♦, htorque, Oli♦ Oct 18 '11 at 1:03

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In the software center look for gnome-tweak-tool and install it, it will show up as Advanced settings in the launcher.

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why post an answer that is identical to the duplicate comment? – fossfreedom♦ Oct 17 '11 at 22:39

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