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To get these "drawing" type glyphs to look good and avoid unwanted gaps etc, terminal emulators generally just ignore the font and use their own custom renderin
by sime2009 4y ago
To get these "drawing" type glyphs to look good and avoid unwanted gaps etc, terminal emulators generally just ignore the font and use their own custom rendering instead.
Conclusion: Demand more from your terminal emulator, including direct support for more of the Unicode drawing characters.
- yellowapple 4y agoIt's weird to me that in 2022 terminals are largely limited to text and text-based hackery. You'd think more terminals would support actual graphics, even if a bit limited compared to a full-blown windowing system.