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> By default, Windows PowerShell .lnk shortcut is hardcoded to use the "Consolas" font Surely this is not the case for Japanese versions of Windows (or users w
by ranger_danger 4y ago
> By default, Windows PowerShell .lnk shortcut is hardcoded to use the "Consolas" font
Surely this is not the case for Japanese versions of Windows (or users with Japanese set as their display language?)
- lifthrasiir 4y agoYes, you can actual look at the full list from `HLKM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Console\TrueTypeFont` (taken from my copy of Windows 10, bracketed comments mine): 0 Lucida Console 00 Consolas 932 *ＭＳ ゴシック [MS Gothic for Japanese] 936 *新宋体 [Simsun for simplified Chinese] 949 *굴림체 [Gulimche for Korean] 950 *細明體 [Windows MingLiU for traditional Chinese] Note that there are actually two global defaults which only are differentiated by leading zeros. This is intentional and can be used to enable additional fonts; it is a common tweak for Korean (and probably other CJK) users to add a preferred font with a name 0949 or 00949 etc.
- ranger_danger 4y agoJapanese versions use CP932 though, which according to your list would use a font that's not Consolas (MS Gothic in this case).
- lifthrasiir 4y agoI should have said "no" in place of "yes" (being a non-native speaker, I completely overlooked "not" in your original reply), otherwise I believe I didn't contradict you.