Font and Titlebar #650

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opened 2021-04-07 20:29:44 +02:00 by applebait · 3 comments
applebait commented 2021-04-07 20:29:44 +02:00 (Migrated from github.com)

Is it possible to always have the ability to choose a font for any theme? In my case I need to always have MesloLGS NF…
Also, the ability to remove the Titlebar on macOS would be awesome.
One more thing, the Preferences panel is broken on macOS, I don't know if it is happening only when in Dark Mode…
Great project! Congratulations.

Cheers

EDIT: Sorry for the font issue I've mentioned, everything is ok indeed. I just found out later that it has to do with the rasterization type. :)

Is it possible to always have the ability to choose a font for any theme? In my case I need to always have MesloLGS NF… Also, the ability to remove the Titlebar on macOS would be awesome. One more thing, the Preferences panel is broken on macOS, I don't know if it is happening only when in Dark Mode… Great project! Congratulations. Cheers EDIT: Sorry for the font issue I've mentioned, everything is ok indeed. I just found out later that it has to do with the rasterization type. :)
tbennett6421 commented 2022-04-15 04:21:05 +02:00 (Migrated from github.com)

I'm having this font issue sporadically too.

I got it to display right once, But I'm unable to get it fixed permanently. I don't think its actually using the font.

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From the developer of my theme

If your terminal can display U+E0B0, then it can display it. If it cannot, then it cannot. It

You can check whether your terminal can display U+E0B0 with the following command:

zsh -fc "echo '\uE0B0'"

Or with plain printf (should work in any POSIX-based shell):

printf '\356\202\260\n'

The most common reason why your terminal may be unable to display U+E0B0 is that it's using a font that doesn't have this glyph. To fix this issue you need to install a font that has this glyph and then tell your terminal to use the font.

I'm having this font issue sporadically too. I got it to display right once, But I'm unable to get it fixed permanently. I don't think its actually using the font. <img width="1028" alt="image" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/6843296/163507171-960f84c8-5b0e-4948-bc37-5359d0121f10.png"> <img width="610" alt="image" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/6843296/163507292-871b100f-556b-45a2-8eb0-a770996218cc.png"> From the developer of my theme --- If your terminal can display U+E0B0, then it can display it. If it cannot, then it cannot. It You can check whether your terminal can display U+E0B0 with the following command: zsh -fc "echo '\uE0B0'" Or with plain printf (should work in any POSIX-based shell): printf '\356\202\260\n' The most common reason why your terminal may be unable to display U+E0B0 is that it's using a font that doesn't have this glyph. To fix this issue you need to install a font that has this glyph and then tell your terminal to use the font.
tbennett6421 commented 2022-04-15 04:24:49 +02:00 (Migrated from github.com)

figured it out...
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figured it out... <img width="1028" alt="image" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/6843296/163508000-19f483ee-6e1b-4ad0-9cd0-75bcb8f8dced.png">
armandobelardo commented 2023-07-21 14:25:24 +02:00 (Migrated from github.com)

@applebait or @tbennett6421 did y'all ever find a way to hid the titlebar?

@applebait or @tbennett6421 did y'all ever find a way to hid the titlebar?
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