Mattias Eriksson

I assume you don't have a mono space brail font installed, so it fallbacks to a non-mono brail font. Installing Iosevka font will most likely make things look correct again....

Well I don't know if ligature are a single glyph or not, I would assume so. However, here is how it looks in wezterm for the characters != rendered as...

Also, inverting the background for the whole ligature will not work, since then you will no longer know in what position you have the cursor. So, inverting only half of...

Tested with gnome-terminal and wezterm and both renders it correct. I also installed a braile font, as per the troubleshooting page, https://yudit.org/download/fonts/UBraille/ , but still broken rendering.

Installing Iosevka font fixed the issue. My guess is that other terminals are less strict about the fallback fonts needing to be mono space or something like that. Is it...

I had JetBrains Mono as the selected font, so it worked as only fallback. As for the patch, I will try to get some time to test it tomorrow.

I added the ```rust if !scripts.is_empty() { log::debug!("scripts: {scripts:?}"); } ``` And this is the output with loglevel debug ``` [2024-01-18T20:13:39Z DEBUG cosmic_text::font::fallback] scripts: [Braille] [2024-01-18T20:13:39Z DEBUG cosmic_text::font::fallback] failed to...

"DejaVu Sans" seems to be the source for the Braille according to my gucharmap Edit: Seems like I have a bunch of fonts containing Braille, DejaVu Sans, DejaVu Serif, Symbola,...

Switched my font weight to Normal, and now it finds the font [2024-01-18T20:34:41Z DEBUG cosmic_text::font::fallback] scripts: [Braille] [2024-01-18T20:34:41Z DEBUG cosmic_text::font::fallback] Failed to find script fallback for [Braille] locale 'sv-SE', used...

When I have Iosevka installed and set my default weight to "Extra Light", it works and I dont see the 'Failed to find script...' line. I only see this ```...