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jdkaye 06-12-2016 03:56 AM

How to correct misaligned cursor in konsole
 
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Hi all,
Using Debian Testing/Unstable with a KDE (Plasma5) desktop. My problem concerns the cursor position in konsole (the KDE terminal program). Other terminal programs (terminator, xterm, etc.) work correctly; only konsole malfunctions. The cursor is displace 3 positions to the right of where is should be. The attached screenshots comparing konsole with terminator illustrate the problem. The first pictures show the initial state of the terminal and the 2nd pictures show what they look like after the typing the letter "a".

Thanks for any help.
jdk

bigrigdriver 06-12-2016 07:45 AM

All I can find via google in re konsole cursor offset points to the font one chooses to use in konsole.

The solution to cursor offset seems to be to configure konsole to use a monospace font.

jdkaye 06-12-2016 11:58 PM

Thanks brd. That was the problem. I don't know why/how the font got changed after all the years I've been using Konsole. In any event it caused me to discover Terminator. I think I'll stick with that one for a while.
cheers,
jdk

billvance 05-10-2018 09:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bigrigdriver (Post 5559704)
All I can find via google in re konsole cursor offset points to the font one chooses to use in konsole.

The solution to cursor offset seems to be to configure konsole to use a monospace font.

(using Kubuntu 16.04)
I'm having this problem, too, but the font options in konsole have only to do with adjusting the font size. How do I change to a monospace font, and how many are there?

Bill

billvance 05-10-2018 10:16 PM

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Originally Posted by billvance (Post 5853084)
(using Kubuntu 16.04)
I'm having this problem, too, but the font options in konsole have only to do with adjusting the font size. How do I change to a monospace font, and how many are there?

Bill

Well I did manage to find where to change to various monospace fonts, but the problem still remains. It also is present in nano, and other progs. Some characters completely disapear, and not just the underscore. For instance, in the /home dir, there are two usernames identical but for the last letter. The ls prog shows them as being the same, the last letter just isn't being shown at all. This is the pits.

Bill

cddk 10-09-2018 01:44 PM

I had this problem too. Fixed it by unselecting bold in the font configuration for Konsole.


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