If I write a line containgin ž in konsole or kwrite, the line height gets messed up. Is the default font broken, or is it the apps? Didn't know where to report the bug, so "ask ubuntu" sounded as a good start.
How to reproduce:
- Open kwrite, kate or console
- Write
__
- Then add a ž on the same line so you now have
__ž
Expected behavior:
- The other chars should stay the same when I add a ž
Current behavior:
- The __ is no longer visible, guess all text get their lowest pixels removed, the _ char only have lower pixels, so easier to spot there.
In konsole, the cursor position make some differences, think it draws the text in 3 parts: before, on, and after cursor, so only the parts that include the ž char gets the error, if you wirte __ž__
and put the cursor on the ž char, you can see the __, but if you write __ž__ž__
you can see the 3 different parts acting.
Screenshoots as requested, first from Konsole:
In the screenshoo i first wrote: __ž__ž__
and then just moving the curser between the 4 screenshoots.
Submitted bug-report:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/oxygen-fonts/+bug/1594848
I'm able to reproduce same issue on Kubuntu 15.10 (VBox). It is a font problem. It happen with "Oxygen Mono", it doesn't with "Ubuntu Mono" & "Deja Vu Mono".
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If things get slow, You may submit another report to upstream project KDE. Just update both reports to include the links to each others.
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