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I believe Noto Mono has been renamed Noto Sans Mono. I noticed that monospace fonts weren't working in Chrome. The command fc-match monospace was also not returning Noto Mono but was returning Noto Sans. I then switched the above to Noto Sans Mono, refreshed the font-cache and re-launched chrome and they were working.
Hey @mmcdole so sorry it took me this long to respond.
Here is what my font config shows:
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I am wondering where/when I chose to set Hack as my monospace(?) font, but then when I then run fc-match monospace, I get DejaVuSansMono.ttf: "DejaVu Sans Mono" "Book", so now I am doubly confused.
As it stands, I am fairly sure I am getting monospace fonts rendered on my system despite of what I have put in the guide. That said, would simply changing the config to Noto Sans Mono affect the change we need to fix this?
I have been building a small list of weird quirks I have discovered on my system in the issues in case you have not seen them recently, btw. Let me know if any of them effect you, particularly #17!
In the font config file we have:
I believe
Noto Mono
has been renamedNoto Sans Mono
. I noticed that monospace fonts weren't working in Chrome. The commandfc-match monospace
was also not returningNoto Mono
but was returningNoto Sans
. I then switched the above toNoto Sans Mono
, refreshed the font-cache and re-launched chrome and they were working.Confirm this if you can. http://patorjk.com/software/taag/#p=display&f=Graffiti&t=Type%20Something%20 to see a site that has monospace fonts.
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