A quick way to customize Putty ssh font and color #howto ...

Go to Fonts under Window, and change the Font used for ordinary text. Usually it's set to a default font by the server.

You can change the font size in PuTTY by going to Window -> Appearance -> Change button in the Font settings section.

You need to go Change Settings -> Window and set it there. Do the same under Appearance for the font and size. Change Settings menu ...

To change the font click first on Appearance in the left panel, then on the Change... button. Font settings Select Size 12 and click OK to boost font size.

You are telling Putty to use the inherent mappings in the font to find the glyph to use for any received byte values.

We can change the font size of the PuTTY application with the simple steps in the Ubuntu Operating System.

It uses Courier New, a workable but rather harsh monospace font, which should be swapped out for something more modern if available.

For fonts, there's Source Code Pro, Inconsolata, Bitstream Vera Sans Mono, DejaVu Sans Mono, Input Mono, Liberation Mono, ProFont, Hack, and ...

By default when you resize a #PuTTY window, the font size doesn't change. Sometimes it would be good if font size decrease when you reduce ...