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Unable to find the selected font #14173
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I have a slightly similar problem. Some days ago when I opened wsl, it asked me to update it to the windows store, or something like that, asking me to run
I then uninstalled the Hack font and reinstalled it, restarted the computer as prompted, and now it shows
(it picks hack now instead of Consolas) It correctly picks Hacks, but any nerdfont specific characters are not rendered (cause its not the nerdfont variant I specified) as you can see below, the font is present and it is installed, and I can use it normally on notepad for example, its only on windows terminal that I have this issue, and I'm downloading the official hack font, which already includes the nerdfont variant, but I also tried downloading the specific one from the nerdfont gh repo, but still the same problem Im on Windows 11 Version 10.0.22621 Build 22621 |
Having a similar problem. Bash for Git and Powershell work, but a WSL terminal fails to render a character in my prompt, specifically \u276f . All are configured to use the same nerd font. This is on Win11, Terminal version 1.15.2713.0. |
This issue appears to be resolved with the |
I was mistaken. The issue reappeared this morning. I'm not sure what resolved it temporarily, but it's back. |
I've been experiencing this also. Only since upgrading to 22H2. Reinstalling the Meslo nerd font fixes it until Windows is restarted. I've spot checked a few other nerd fonts with same result. The fonts correctly appear in the |
I suspect this might be the same issue as #3257. |
well, it appears exactly after the installation of this cumulative update on my PC... and, can you find the nerd fonts installed in the font settings (not the classical control panel)? the answer is no for me. |
/dup #3257 |
Hi! We've identified this issue as a duplicate of another one that already exists on this Issue Tracker. This specific instance is being closed in favor of tracking the concern over on the referenced thread. Thanks for your report! |
For me just restarting the |
Windows Terminal version
1.16.264
Windows build number
10.0.22621.521
Other Software
Nerd Fonts (https://www.nerdfonts.com/font-downloads)
Steps to reproduce
Download and install a Nerd Font from https://www.nerdfonts.com/font-downloads
Within Windows Terminal, go to:
Settings > Ubuntu > Appearance > Font Face > Pick a Nerd Font (I've tested this with CodeNewRoman NFM and CaskaydiaCove Nerd Font Mono) > Save
Open a new Ubuntu tab. All is good.
Close Windows Terminal. Re-open it. An error is displayed:
And the Nerd Font is not used. Going back into Settings > Ubuntu > Appearance and just hitting Save allows the font to render correctly within that terminal instance. Closing it and opening it again causes the issue to repeat.
Note that this only started occurring after upgrading to 22H2.
Expected Behavior
No error appears and the font that's set is used.
Actual Behavior
An error is displayed:
And the font is not used.
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