Elementary Tweaks

Well, I like smaller fonts and I've tried Elementary OS Luna. I like it and I'm searching a way to make the default fonts smaller. Just so I have more spaces to work on, especially when I code and read. Luckily I found a solution to download the tweak and make the fonts/icons custom sizes in Elementary Luna.

This is how I did it. Hope you guys find it useful. Run this in your terminal.

sudo apt-add-repository ppa:versable/elementary-update
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install elementary-tweaks

And if anyone is interested in my setting, here's my screenshot. You can find it in System Settings/Tweaks btw.

Thanks everyone!

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