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Hello all!
I've just installed Arch and Xfce for the first time and I'm running into a bit of an odd issue from what I can tell. My terminal has incredibly odd spacing for the letters.
Everything else I've seen for this recommends switching to a monospaced font and that fixes it, but for me the default font was monospaced and changing font has barely any effect, regardless of the font.
For reference, the font I have set is Monospace Regular and everything else is default.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
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Hello and welcome.
Which fonts have you installed? What does the following return?
fc-match "Monospace"
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I have not installed any extra fonts. Whatever came default is what I have.
The output of that command is:
NotoSansDisplay-Regular.ttf: "Noto Sans Display" "Regular"
I switched my font to Noto Sans Display Regular after seeing that and there was no visible change to the terminal font.
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Sans isn't a monospace font. Try installing one and see if that helps. For example, the noto-fonts collection includes one.
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Thank you so much! I was a little confused by the situation, as the first font I was using was quite literally called "monospace." It's all fixed now. Thanks for your help!
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