## Svga

Legacy terminal. The svga terminal driver supports PCs with SVGA graphics. It is typically only compiled with DJGPP and uses the GRX graphics library. There is also a variant for Windows 32bit, which is mainly used for debugging. The underlying library also supports X11, Linux console and SDL, but these targets are currently not supported.

Syntax:

         set terminal svga {font "<fontname>"}
                           {{no}enhanced}
                           {background <rgb color>}
                           {linewidth|lw <lw>}
                           {pointscale|ps <scale>}
                           {fontscale|fs <scale>}

Enhanced text support can be activated using the enhanced option, see enhanced text (p. ). Note that changing the font size in enhanced text is currently not supported. Hence, super- and subscripts will have the same size.

The linewidth parameter scales the width of lines. The pointscale parameter sets the scale factor for point symbols. You can use fontscale to scale the bitmap font. This might be useful if you have a hi-res display. Note that integer factors give best results.