Open lfom opened 4 years ago
Thanks for reporting this. :thinking: Please try changing iso8859
to iso10646
in the included bdf/fonts.dir file and see if that helps.
Thanks for reporting this. Please try changing
iso8859
toiso10646
in the included bdf/fonts.dir file and see if that helps.
Thanks for the quick reply. Nope, it didn't work: I have changed the sequence in fonts.dir, called xset fp rehash
and tried to use it in uxterm
, no deal. I guess it is hard-coded in the font files themselves.
FYI, pcf version also is recognized as iso8859.
You're right, the iso8859
value is indeed hard-coded in the BDF fonts (they're just plain text files) themselves:
$ head -2 bdf/Tamzen10x20r.bdf
STARTFONT 2.1
FONT -Misc-Tamzen-Medium-R-Normal--20-145-100-100-C-100-ISO8859-1
Please try changing the hard-coded values to your desired encoding and see if that solves the problem. Thanks.
First, thanks for the font and work maintaining it. I am trying to use TamzemForPowerline with uxrt/uxterm/xterm but I cannot get the powerline/unicode symbols to display. Maybe because the font is showing iso8859-1 again (bug #10)?
I will try pcf version soon, but if anyone has tips on how to use the bitmap version and display powerline (zsh + Powerlevel10k) fonts properly in uxterm/urxvt it would be awesome.
Regards