Closed ariansacct closed 1 month ago
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I have no idea what cause this bug for one specific user, but it sounds related to JupyterLab presenting that terminal UI rather than JupyterHub or having JupyterHub installed via this distribution. It could also be entirely unrelated to JuptyerLab and related to the individual persons browser settings or plugins etc.
An idea is to ask that the user try using chrome with extensions disabled etc maybe.
Since the issue isn't related to this project more directly, I'll go for a close. A suitable place to ask for help about this could be in jupyterlab context, such as discourse.jupyter.org within the jupyterlab category.
Bug description
We have a Jupyterhub (TLJH) server with about 10 users. Currently one of them has this as his default terminal font when using Chrome. He does not have this issue when using Firefox.
No one else has this issue. What we tried:
He needs to use the terminal regularly and having to read the screen like this is very annoying. Any tips would be appreciated.
How to reproduce
Not sure really.
Expected behaviour
Normal
monospace
font to be rendered in the terminal.Actual behaviour
Strange font.
Your personal set up
Server host OS:
He accesses the server on a Windows 10 machine using Chrome
Version 125.0.6422.61 (Official Build) (64-bit)
.We installed TLJH by following the instructions in the documentation here.
pip freeze
output: