Installation of PuTTY on Ubuntu
As PuTTY is not pre-installed on Ubuntu OS, to use it and customise its font, we need to install it through the below steps on Ubuntu. Follow the below steps and commands to install it on Ubuntu:
Step 1: In the first step, we need to make sure that our repositories are up to date. If not, we need to update the repositories using the apt manager. So execute the below command in the terminal to update the repositories.
sudo apt update
Updating the System
Step 2: Once the repositories are updated, we need to install the PuTTY application using the apt manager. Run the below command in the terminal to install the application.
sudo apt install putty
Installing PuTTY using APT Manager
Step 3: Once the application gets installed on our system using apt manager, we need to open the PuTTY application for usage by using the below command or by opening through All Application in Ubuntu. So to open it through the terminal, execute the below command.
putty
Launching PuTTY application
How to change font size in putty
PuTTY application is one one the most widely used terminal-based emulators that allow users to connect to remote servers through a wide range of protocols like Telnet, SSH, and other important protocols. As the PuTTY application has its GUI application, we can customize it by making it more reliable and comfortable. We can change the font size of the PuTTY application with the simple steps in the Ubuntu Operating System. After making the changes, when we try to connect to the remote server, the session font size is also increased as per the customisation that we have done in the PuTTY application. So follow the below steps to change the font size in the PuTTY application on Ubuntu OS.