Nicola

Another workaround is to use an alias like: ``` alias ctop='TERM="${TERM/#tmux/screen}" ctop' ```

> I found the commit where this was introduced, there is a short conversation there which might add context to the reason why it was that way. [06ff139](https://github.com/opnsense/core/commit/06ff13943b3cddc378005bcd8995c105bb8057a0) I see,...

I'm having the same issue, which I notice only with neovim so far and fonts without italic variant

It's ugly and not a proper solution but you can do something like this in the meanwhile (with a lock file): https://askubuntu.com/a/1017980

I do have more than one distribution installed however I just use the same one 99% of the time. I strip the name of the distribution too with the wrapper,...

Same issue here. Probably because the charset is not set in the content-type header: 

> > > Same problem, the encoding problem for accented characters is still present. > > Is there a solution to correct this problem? Sadly, I think the project is...

> But your fix seems have solved the problem for most people. Can confirm it did for me, using that patch on v0.35.0

Thanks, I've added this to my config in the meanwhile However for some reason it doesn't work with the `1D1xx` musical symbols ```json "gremlins.characters": { "034F": { "zeroWidth": true, "description":...

Another way that worked for me is to override the `code.desktop` and `code-url-handler.desktop` files. In `~/.local/share/applications` Have the original `code-url-handler.desktop` renamed to, for example `code-url.desktop` ``` mv code-url-handler.desktop code-url.desktop ```...