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A Terminal Font for the Modern World (Reply to demifiend)


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> The downside to living in the console is that there isn't a single console font that fully supports UTF-8. So my little pentagrams show up as squares. Likewise for heavy metal umlauts.


I can relate. The default acme fonts don't have much in the way of unicode coverage. I could read umlauts nicely, but any sort of non-latin language was just a bunch of PJW faces. Though I did find a monospaced font that has excelent unicode coverage.


GNU Unifont


I don't know what the package for it in slackware would be called (if there is even package management in slackware, I wouldn't know), but on Debian/Devuan it's "ttf-unifont". Umlauts look cool, and more importantly I can see your pentagrams. ⛧⛧⛧

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