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I know this feature is kinda frown upon but I really hope to see a standard way to really switch between multiple fonts in a terminal, not just playing with var
by hollow-moe 3y ago
I know this feature is kinda frown upon but I really hope to see a standard way to really switch between multiple fonts in a terminal, not just playing with variations. I'd really want to try the Monaspace font familly so I can make a distinction between my input and a program output and it's error output by using different fonts. It could also allow the use of these fonts inside neovim for instance for richer code hints.
- yoavm 3y agoKitty does allow you to choose 4 different fonts for regular/bold/italic/bold+italic. I guess that with the right configuration it should be quite straightforward to set your shell to use bold+italic for your input, and set that as a different font. sure, that font will be used for other bold+italic text, but that's quite uncommon.
- o11c 3y agoXterm's sequences support switching between 10 fonts quite reasonably, it's just that most people never configure a font ahead of time.
- ctenb 3y agoWezterm allows this fully