fonts
When trying to set the default font in terminal. There are two 'monospace' fonts that interested me: 1. Ubuntu Mono 2. Monospace. I found Ubuntu Mono in /usr/share/fonts, but I couldn't find the other font 'Monospace' anywhere.
Where can I find it? I'd like to set it as my default font in other linux systems as well.
I could be wrong, but I don't believe there are Bold variants of the Droid Sans Mono font (just Droid Serif and Droid Sans; see here. The package I have installed certainly doesn't have bold versions. What you are seeing are probably "fake bold", made by darkening the usual versions algorithmically. I'm not a KDE/Konsole user, but I suspect it (really, probably Qt) does not have the capacity for creaking fake bolds, but perhaps Gtk/GNOME/gnome-terminal does.
I believe the font settings are all over the place in Xubuntu.
For the theme default font, > Applications > Settings > Settings Manager > Appearance > Fonts tab > Default Font -
For the window manager font(window title bar) > Applications > Settings > Settings Manager > Window Manager > Style > Title font -
For the Xfce Terminal, Open up the terminal,located > Applications > Accessories > Terminal Emulator, go to > Edit > Preferences > Appearance > Font -
Best Answer
There is no Monospace font. The Monospace that is listed in Terminal is in reality Ubuntu Monospace. In Terminal it is simply referenced as Monospace. You can compare the fonts at http://font.ubuntu.com/.