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having seen a few blogs about this in the past I tried out Inconsolata before, but always reverted back to DejaVuSansMono as I never had much luck with Inconsol
by q_revert 14y ago
having seen a few blogs about this in the past I tried out Inconsolata before, but always reverted back to DejaVuSansMono as I never had much luck with Inconsolata and Konsole..
specifically, the problem I have is:
http://imgur.com/a/oy0uW http://imgur.com/a/oy0uW
the top one is Inconsolata, the bottom one DejaVu.. anyone else come across this behaviour before? I'm never sure of what to google to get it sorted.. and haven't managed to figure it out
- eps 14y agoLooks like a bug in Konsole to me.
- mh- 14y agoyes, I have seen this behavior before.. what font size were you running each at? Try changing the Inconsolata font size, I'll bet it fixes it. if I'm right, take a look at: http://blog.typekit.com/2010/12/14/a-closer-look-at-truetype-hinting/ http://blog.typekit.com/2010/12/14/a-closer-look-at-truetype... and ctrl-f to 'delta' for a partial explanation of what's happening.
- q_revert 14y agoinconsolata vs dejavu with different font sizes.. http://imgur.com/a/ycol8 http://imgur.com/a/ycol8 inconsolata seems to act silly regardless of the font size, I guess it might be just a konsole bug seeing as the font works ok with gnome-terminal etc
- ntzanos 14y agoIt looks like Konsole is trying to use a bold font. Inconsolata does not have a bold variant therefore there is bold emulation.