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UI issue on Ubuntu Bionic #25
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This is because it uses ncurses without widecharacter support on Ubuntu,
you can try to build it using `make distclean` then `USE_WIDE=1 make` this
works on some distros. Not sure it will work on Ubuntu though.
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Yep, that fixed it. Thanks! :) |
Let me know if I should create a separate issue for this. I have the same issue on Gentoo with your ebuild[1] and the flag 1: https://github.com/fulhax/fulhax-overlay/blob/master/media-sound/ncpamixer/ncpamixer-1.3.3.ebuild |
Humm, heat kind of issue? I think I installed with that ebuild. I might
have forgotten to push something though. 🤔
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Humm, that is odd. I even added the wide flag as default. I will check if I
pushed everything.
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Ah, ok.. it seems i run the 9999 version with the wide flag on. Probably the 1.3.3 tag is incorrect. |
I am still having the issue of terminal not showing correctly after running I seem to have no issue of displaying the character since it shows the character perfectly fine in Vim. System: Debian 9.7.0 Cloned from the master. |
Did you run |
Yes, I have run |
Did you clone from master, or is it the 1.3.3 file? |
I cloned it from the master |
I will have to set up a vm with debian when I get home to do some testing, seems it refuses to use ncursesw for some strange reason :( |
Install these:
and when you build with
Worked for me. |
Any news on this? :) |
Hi, I've been quite busy and havn't got time to check on this. But from @hamsterready 's comment it seems that Ubuntu don't shipt with ncursesw by default? |
Hi,
Tried to add : |
First off, really cool project!
It works very well on my Arch install, but seems to have character-drawing problems on Ubuntu. Maybe specific to my setup, but I spent a few minutes looking at the code and my environment and didn't see anything obviously wrong.
Here's what I see shelled into my Ubuntu machine:
Output from
locale
seems reasonable:I also thought maybe it was some sort of Unicode character drawing issue, but I tried another terminal-based app and it seems to be rendering extended (non-Latin, UTF8) characters just fine.
For reference, here's what it looks like when I'm shelled into my Arch install:
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