Terminal font setting is always disabled by default

[Cleydyr de Albuquerque]

When in Preferences menu, Terminal tab, General section, the Font option is disabled (see attached screenshot), even if you don't choose to use system font. Nevertheless, checking "use system default font" and unchecking again makes it possible to set font again.

[Cleydyr de Albuquerque (cleydyr)]

Maybe if we change the order of the commands in preferences.py from

self.chk_use_system_font.connect('toggled', lambda w: self.font_name.set_sensitive(not self.chk_use_system_font.get_active()))
self.chk_use_system_font.set_active(ConfigManager.get_conf('use-default-font'))

to
self.chk_use_system_font.set_active(ConfigManager.get_conf('use-default-font'))
self.chk_use_system_font.connect('toggled', lambda w: self.font_name.set_sensitive(not self.chk_use_system_font.get_active()))

It solves the problem, I guess.

[Cleydyr de Albuquerque (cleydyr)]

Actually, the previous change has no relevance. It suffices to add

self.font_name.set_sensitive(ConfigManager.get_conf('use-default-font'))

right after self.font_name was initialized in preferences.py init_ui method.

[Aşkın Yollu (askin)]

@cleydyr there is a little mistake

self.font_name.set_sensitive(not ConfigManager.get_conf('use-default-font'))

[Cleydyr de Albuquerque (cleydyr)]

@askin Yeah. You're right. Sorry for the double mistake.