Package: xterm Version: 229-1 Severity: normal When using GNU Unifont with xterm, certain Unicode characters (0100-011F, 017F-019F, 0200-021F, ...) are displayed in the wrong position, roughly half a cell-width to the left of where they belong. Using urxvt works fine so the issue seems to be a problem with xterm and not the font.
The characters which are displayed wrongly are exactly those for which the low 8 bits of the character number correspond to ISO-8859 control characters. I suspect xterm is doing some funny 8bit-codepage logic and not turning it off for UTF-8 locales like it should. I can provide screenshots if needed. Here is a test string which should show the problem: "AĀBāCĠDſEƀ" All of Ā, ā, ſ, and ƀ appear in the wrong positions, while the ASCII characters and Ġ appear correctly. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
