Thank you. I have done as you suggest. Upstream merge request is here:
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/fontconfig/fontconfig/-/merge_requests/128
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> How do you make it replace CourierStd with Ubuntu Mono?
> Do you have custom font configuration which affect it?
I created custom config files to define the fallback fonts after
having issues with strange fallback font selection a few years ago.
The problem is associated with the generic font
The following config would be better than the one I proposed earlier:
CourierStd
Courier
CourierStd
monospace
I submitted a request to fontconfig:
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/fontconfig/fontconfig/-/issues/262
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What one per
I just checked a few fonts. The fonts I thought might have problems are
mostly fine. Only some consecutive capitals clash, like WWW.
Ubuntu Mono looks bad (too much space), but it's readable.
I'll submit a request at the fontconfig gitlab.
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The proposed patch might not fix the problem on all machines because not
all monospace fonts have the same metrics as Courier. So it would be
good to also add the following to 30-metric-aliases.conf:
CourierStd
Nimbus Mono PS
TeX Gyre Cursor
Cousine
Liber
CourierStd is not defined in any of the config files at
`/etc/fonts/conf.d`, so it falls back to sans-serif, not monospace. On
my computer, the sans-serif fallback is set to Ubuntu.
In config files at `/etc/fonts/conf.d`, creating duplicate rules for
"CourierStd" each time "Courier" or "Courier Ne
Looking at `ss-5.pdf`, I saw the same rendering issue. The problem
appears to be associated with font substitution. In particular,
CourierStd is replaced with Ubuntu, which obviously won't render
properly.
I was able to correct
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