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I have been experiencing some issues with how my terminal shows some of the Unicode characters form my language.
The picture shows the issue in the editor in the left terminal. It seems like some of the characters are shown in a wrong font.
A note to be made is that this issue seems to have started after I installed AwesomeFont (from Nautilus - Install Font), but this might not be correlated.
I am using Ubuntu, my window manager is I3.
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asked Jun 27 at 19:24
TomáÅ¡ Sláma
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closed as unclear what you're asking by Thomas Dickey, Jeff Schaller, slm♦ Jun 28 at 3:01
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I have been experiencing some issues with how my terminal shows some of the Unicode characters form my language.
The picture shows the issue in the editor in the left terminal. It seems like some of the characters are shown in a wrong font.
A note to be made is that this issue seems to have started after I installed AwesomeFont (from Nautilus - Install Font), but this might not be correlated.
I am using Ubuntu, my window manager is I3.
ubuntu fonts unicode i3
asked Jun 27 at 19:24
TomáÅ¡ Sláma
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closed as unclear what you're asking by Thomas Dickey, Jeff Schaller, slm♦ Jun 28 at 3:01
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
Looks like the same font throughout the uncolored characters.
– Thomas Dickey
Jun 27 at 22:32
Have you checked that the font you told the terminal emulator to use actually contains the letterse,candrwith caron? Because if it doesn't, you cannot blame the terminal emulator for doing it's best to show the letters by picking them from some other font.
– AlexP
Jun 27 at 22:33
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I have been experiencing some issues with how my terminal shows some of the Unicode characters form my language.
The picture shows the issue in the editor in the left terminal. It seems like some of the characters are shown in a wrong font.
A note to be made is that this issue seems to have started after I installed AwesomeFont (from Nautilus - Install Font), but this might not be correlated.
I am using Ubuntu, my window manager is I3.
ubuntu fonts unicode i3
asked Jun 27 at 19:24
TomáÅ¡ Sláma
31
I have been experiencing some issues with how my terminal shows some of the Unicode characters form my language.
The picture shows the issue in the editor in the left terminal. It seems like some of the characters are shown in a wrong font.
A note to be made is that this issue seems to have started after I installed AwesomeFont (from Nautilus - Install Font), but this might not be correlated.
I am using Ubuntu, my window manager is I3.
ubuntu fonts unicode i3
asked Jun 27 at 19:24
TomáÅ¡ Sláma
31
asked Jun 27 at 19:24
TomáÅ¡ Sláma
31
asked Jun 27 at 19:24
TomáÅ¡ Sláma
31
asked Jun 27 at 19:24
TomáÅ¡ Sláma
31
31
closed as unclear what you're asking by Thomas Dickey, Jeff Schaller, slm♦ Jun 28 at 3:01
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
closed as unclear what you're asking by Thomas Dickey, Jeff Schaller, slm♦ Jun 28 at 3:01
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
Looks like the same font throughout the uncolored characters.
– Thomas Dickey
Jun 27 at 22:32
Have you checked that the font you told the terminal emulator to use actually contains the letterse,candrwith caron? Because if it doesn't, you cannot blame the terminal emulator for doing it's best to show the letters by picking them from some other font.
– AlexP
Jun 27 at 22:33
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Looks like the same font throughout the uncolored characters.
– Thomas Dickey
Jun 27 at 22:32
Have you checked that the font you told the terminal emulator to use actually contains the letterse,candrwith caron? Because if it doesn't, you cannot blame the terminal emulator for doing it's best to show the letters by picking them from some other font.
– AlexP
Jun 27 at 22:33
Looks like the same font throughout the uncolored characters.
– Thomas Dickey
Jun 27 at 22:32
Looks like the same font throughout the uncolored characters.
– Thomas Dickey
Jun 27 at 22:32
Have you checked that the font you told the terminal emulator to use actually contains the letters
e, c and r with caron? Because if it doesn't, you cannot blame the terminal emulator for doing it's best to show the letters by picking them from some other font.– AlexP
Jun 27 at 22:33
Have you checked that the font you told the terminal emulator to use actually contains the letters
e, c and r with caron? Because if it doesn't, you cannot blame the terminal emulator for doing it's best to show the letters by picking them from some other font.– AlexP
Jun 27 at 22:33
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Try changing the terminal font (depends on terminal, probably xterm)
https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxquestions/comments/5qly20/how_do_you_change_i3wm_terminal_font_and/
Or uninstall AwesomeFont, since that's the latest change.
answered Jun 27 at 22:28
hellork
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Thank you, that fixed my issue! Removing AwesomeFont 5 and replacing it by AwesomeFont 4.7 didn't work, but after changing my GNOME terminal font from Courier to Liberation Mono, everything worked. Here is the resource that I used to change the terminal font.
– TomáÅ¡ Sláma
Jun 28 at 0:49
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1 Answer
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Try changing the terminal font (depends on terminal, probably xterm)
https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxquestions/comments/5qly20/how_do_you_change_i3wm_terminal_font_and/
Or uninstall AwesomeFont, since that's the latest change.
answered Jun 27 at 22:28
hellork
162
Thank you, that fixed my issue! Removing AwesomeFont 5 and replacing it by AwesomeFont 4.7 didn't work, but after changing my GNOME terminal font from Courier to Liberation Mono, everything worked. Here is the resource that I used to change the terminal font.
– TomáÅ¡ Sláma
Jun 28 at 0:49
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up vote
0
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accepted
Try changing the terminal font (depends on terminal, probably xterm)
https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxquestions/comments/5qly20/how_do_you_change_i3wm_terminal_font_and/
Or uninstall AwesomeFont, since that's the latest change.
answered Jun 27 at 22:28
hellork
162
Thank you, that fixed my issue! Removing AwesomeFont 5 and replacing it by AwesomeFont 4.7 didn't work, but after changing my GNOME terminal font from Courier to Liberation Mono, everything worked. Here is the resource that I used to change the terminal font.
– TomáÅ¡ Sláma
Jun 28 at 0:49
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up vote
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down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
Try changing the terminal font (depends on terminal, probably xterm)
https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxquestions/comments/5qly20/how_do_you_change_i3wm_terminal_font_and/
Or uninstall AwesomeFont, since that's the latest change.
answered Jun 27 at 22:28
hellork
162
Try changing the terminal font (depends on terminal, probably xterm)
https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxquestions/comments/5qly20/how_do_you_change_i3wm_terminal_font_and/
Or uninstall AwesomeFont, since that's the latest change.
answered Jun 27 at 22:28
hellork
162
answered Jun 27 at 22:28
hellork
162
answered Jun 27 at 22:28
hellork
162
answered Jun 27 at 22:28
hellork
162
162
Thank you, that fixed my issue! Removing AwesomeFont 5 and replacing it by AwesomeFont 4.7 didn't work, but after changing my GNOME terminal font from Courier to Liberation Mono, everything worked. Here is the resource that I used to change the terminal font.
– TomáÅ¡ Sláma
Jun 28 at 0:49
add a comment |Â
Thank you, that fixed my issue! Removing AwesomeFont 5 and replacing it by AwesomeFont 4.7 didn't work, but after changing my GNOME terminal font from Courier to Liberation Mono, everything worked. Here is the resource that I used to change the terminal font.
– TomáÅ¡ Sláma
Jun 28 at 0:49
Thank you, that fixed my issue! Removing AwesomeFont 5 and replacing it by AwesomeFont 4.7 didn't work, but after changing my GNOME terminal font from Courier to Liberation Mono, everything worked. Here is the resource that I used to change the terminal font.
– TomáÅ¡ Sláma
Jun 28 at 0:49
Thank you, that fixed my issue! Removing AwesomeFont 5 and replacing it by AwesomeFont 4.7 didn't work, but after changing my GNOME terminal font from Courier to Liberation Mono, everything worked. Here is the resource that I used to change the terminal font.
– TomáÅ¡ Sláma
Jun 28 at 0:49
add a comment |Â
Looks like the same font throughout the uncolored characters.
– Thomas Dickey
Jun 27 at 22:32
Have you checked that the font you told the terminal emulator to use actually contains the letters
e,candrwith caron? Because if it doesn't, you cannot blame the terminal emulator for doing it's best to show the letters by picking them from some other font.– AlexP
Jun 27 at 22:33