XMonad is just a window manager and it does not tweak with settings like
fonts, cursor, background or any appearance at all.
I'm guessing that you're running xmonad without a DE (Desktop Environment,
which is a set of apps that let you easily adjust these this).
If you find too difficult (I do) to set them manually
(gathering specific apps, commands and config files),
you can use xmonad *with* a DE like gnome (I use XFCE), so you won't miss
their easiness.
Regards,
Henrique G. Abreu
On Sat, Dec 12, 2009 at 10:51, Yuliang Wang
Hello everybody! I just moved from gnome to xmonad and think it's good. I prefer fonts not to be smoothed, so in gnome I use gnome-appearance-settings and set the smoothing option to 'none' (other options are 'gray scale' and 'subpixel'). How to configure those in xmonad? (By default, the fonts in firefox in xmonad are smoothed.), and how to set the background and text colors of applications in general?
-- Sincerely, Yuliang Wang
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