Hi, I just installed GhostBSD on a Windows VirtualBox. Just to try things out, before I install it on, what basically is a piece of eWaste
(Lenovo Ideapad - n3150 Celeron/4GB Ram/128GB HD)
As a complete BSD noob, I got most things running to my liking. But I have not been able to figure out, how I can change the system font to a pure black color/colour. Instead of the dark gray default. I expected to configure this using the "appearances preferences" program. Either, I can't figure this out or it's not possible. Anyway, I like what I'm seeing, and I'm hoping GhostBSD will run better than Debian 12 on my eWaste laptop

When bootstrapping the system or when at the system console?

Xfce or mate?

Xfce you can go to appearance then fonts

I'm using MATE, because I assume that's what most people will use. On linux I prefer using xFce. Although I'm more of a windows user. But that love is dwindling And it's the fonts, used in the desktop I would like to change to pure black.

Hello,
As per me the theme folder in /usr/share or themes, open the gtk.css file in your current theme's folder, and add or modify the line . Save the file and restart your system or log out and back in to apply the changes.