On Wed, Jun 04, 2014 at 05:00:12PM +0200, Andreas Herz <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Hmm code2000 has some strange license
I agree, and I am not endorsing it :)
> But since it's working with st and xfce4-terminal i guess there must be
> some other font i already have installed to render this character.
Yes.
> Is there a tool or some other fast/easy way to determine which font
> st/xfce4-terminal is using in this case?
Not as far as I know. I wish more programs would implement iso 14755,
which would allow that :)
You could try a program such as gucharmap, which would go hunting for
fonts and can display the font used for a glyph, but that doesn't
guarantee it's the same font as st is using.
> > Add a font to your fontlist that contains that codepoint.
>
> Can i mix bitmap fonts with xft fonts?
Yes. The only requirement is that the glyphs fit into your base font,
i.e. if your base font is 9 pixels high, then everything needs to fit in
there. Urxvt will still accept fonts where only some glyphs fail to fit,
but will not use them.
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