ср, 27 апр. 2022 г. в 13:55, Frank Steinmetzger <
Warp_7@gmx.de>:
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> Am Sun, Apr 24, 2022 at 11:57:49PM +0300 schrieb gevisz:
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> > After a recent update of my Gentoo system, I have noticed that some
> > symbols may be rendered incomplete in a text mode.
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> What exactly do you mean with “text mode”?
First of all, thank you for replying to my question.
By "text mode" I mean that "it happened in Gvim, in a web-browser
and in a dialog-window for saving files" but not in videos or pictures.
> Which terminal are you using, and—most importantly—which font?
I am using xfce-terminal, and it is using Monospace Regular font on 11 pt.
In Gvim, I use the same Monospace Regular font on 10 pt.
I do not know which font is in use by the window that helps me
to save html files from the web-browser.
I have noticed this problem with cyrillic symbols and dots.
> > It happens in Gvim, in a web-browser and in a dialog-window for saving
> > files. Maybe, also in xterm but I am not quite sure about it. So, it is
> > not specific to any application.
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> So not only in text mode (i.e. TTY or terminal)?
No, as I already explained above, by "text mode" I mean that
"it happened in Gvim, in a web-browser and in a dialog-window
for saving files" but not in videos or pictures.
> > For example, while saving a web-page from a google-chrome, I sometimes
> > cannot see a dot before html. However, it is present there.
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> See it where? A (small) screenshot may help.
Unfortunately, I have not made a screenshot of this. So, I will try to explain:
When I press Ctrl+s to save an html page from the google-chrome
a dialog window is opened with the suggested name of the file that
ends in "html." There is a dot before that "html" but sometimes it was
not shown to me.