[Solved] What font does Termite use as default?

I have used Termite for a little while, and I loved the minimalistic font it used. But when I installed the ttf-dejavu package, it changed to a different font.
The text in the two left-most terminals have the fonts before installing dejavu: http://i.imgur.com/jz9qjMM.png
The font in the config says Monospace 9, and writing fc-match monospace, I get "DejaVuSansMono.ttf: "DejaVu Sans Mono" "Book""
So what is the name of the font that it used initially, before I installed dejavu?
Thanks.
Last edited by Ploppz (2013-10-09 23:18:00)

WonderWoofy wrote:Just curious… have you tried using something like gtk2fontsel to scroll through and see if you can find this old font?
Thanks, I found it: it is actuall Terminus! But with size 8 instead of 10...
I didn't know fonts could scale like that. I mean it scales without being anti-aliased, keeps being pixel-perfect.
Last edited by Ploppz (2013-10-09 19:17:24)

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