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If you use a high DPI resolution '''&''' you want to more easily read your display during the boot process (both up & down), '''&''' you '''don't''' have an extremely fast booting system (use SSD & the like), then this page will show you how to make both the GRUB menu fonts larger & how to change the console font used in the display of the boot up/down processes. This is all primarily for those users that place some value in being able to see/read the boot up/down displays, when they are live. The how-to endeavors to cater to both SystemD & OpenRC users.

If you use a high DPI resolution '''&''' you want to more easily read your display during the boot process (both up & down), '''&''' you '''don't''' have an extremely fast booting system (use SSD & the like), then this page will show you how to make both the GRUB menu fonts larger & how to change the console font used in the display of the boot up/down processes. This is all primarily for those users that place some value in being able to see/read the boot up/down displays, when they are live. The how-to endeavors to cater to both SystemD & OpenRC users.

If you use a high DPI resolution & you want to more easily read your display during the boot process (both up & down), & you don't have an extremely fast booting system (use SSD & the like), then this page will show you how to make both the GRUB menu fonts larger & how to change the console font used in the display of the boot up/down processes. This is all primarily for those users that place some value in being able to see/read the boot up/down displays, when they are live. The how-to endeavors to cater to both SystemD & OpenRC users.