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Fira Code v5 is not listed as monospace anymore under Linux #1073
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Oops. Fixed in 5.1. Thank you for reporting! |
A spacing of 90 means dual-width, not monospace. FiraCode v5.1 is still reported as dual-width: $ fc-list :spacing=90 -f '%{family}\n' | cut -d ',' -f 1 | sort | uniq
...
Fira Code
... If you need it to be reported as monospace (e.g. because your editor/terminal/IDE only supports monospaced fonts like RStudio), a workaround is to overwrite the |
I wonder if RStudio is the only one having problems with dual-width? |
That looks good under Debian 10.
I tested it with the kitty terminal and it is ok. I noted that the Retina font is gone. |
@lkuty thank you! |
Works fine, thanks! Before (v5.2): $ fc-list -v "Fira Code" | grep spacing
spacing: 90(i)(s)
spacing: 90(i)(s)
spacing: 90(i)(s)
spacing: 90(i)(s)
spacing: 90(i)(s)
spacing: 90(i)(s) After (v6; no Retina version included): $ fc-list -v "Fira Code" | grep spacing
spacing: 100(i)(s)
spacing: 100(i)(s)
spacing: 100(i)(s)
spacing: 100(i)(s)
spacing: 100(i)(s) Now RStudio recognizes FiraCode as a possible editor font out of the box, i.e. no hackish workaround needed anymore. 🙏 |
Thank you, that’s great to hear! Maybe we are getting somewhere after all :) |
Looks good to me. No double-width. (+ just mirroring the command others have posted:
) |
Under Linux, Fira Code v4 is listed as monospace:
We don't have this anymore with v5 which means that my terminal named kitty cannot use the font anymore.
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