Mono: horizontal and vertical line glyphs get substituted from other fonts
Bug #850258 reported by
cosimo
This bug report is a duplicate of:
Bug #788757: Mono: Not all box drawing characters are mapped.
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Bug Description
Using Ubuntu Mono Beta, I can see "artifacts" when a line character, either horizontal or vertical, joins another one. I would expect to see straight lines instead. See attached picture.
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| cosimo (cosimo-opera) wrote | #1 |
| summary: |
- Mono: horizontal and vertical line chars are dirty + Mono: horizontal and vertical line glyphs get substituted from other + fonts |
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| Paul Sladen (sladen) wrote | #2 |
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Hello cosimo, thank you for the screenshot and the bug report.
I've marked this marked this as a dup of bug #788757 ("Mono: Not all box drawing characters are mapped"). What's happening here is that those ASCII box-drawing codepoints in the font are not present, so are getting substituted from other fonts, most likely DejaVu Sans Mono. The substituted glyphs coming in are 600 F-units (600/1000s of an design em square), so overlap with each other.