Charles Wilson wrote: > I want to show off a good-looking rxvt, not a least-common-denominator > bag-over-the-head-ugly rxvt. > > > > However, for "native" mode? I can't /really/ fix that, if you insist on > relying on undocumented default behavior. The recommended method of > starting rxvt in native mode is to always specify a font (and explicitly > force native display mode), using windows not x11 naming convention. E.g. > > rxvt -display :0 -fn "Lucida Console-16"
Why should it be become mandatory to explicitly specify a font when starting rxvt in native mode? I've been happily using native mode rxvt with the default font for a long time. I don't think it makes sense to now start shipping rxvt with a font configuration which leaves native mode broken out-of-the-box. Max.
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