The Vim bundle is currently installing Droid Sans mono (modified with Nerd Fonts), but the prompt depends on it. Furthermore, if an application like gnome-terminal is used, it tries to use the system-defined monospaced font and the prompt doesn't look good.
To fix this issue:
- There should be a font setup process as part of the core
- It should apply the font system-wide (if user accepts)
To apply a fixed width font system-wide for gnome applications:
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface monospace-font-name "Some Font Medium 10"
Optional: allow user to choose a font from a (predefined?) list of available patched fonts.
The Vim bundle is currently installing Droid Sans mono (modified with Nerd Fonts), but the prompt depends on it. Furthermore, if an application like
gnome-terminalis used, it tries to use the system-defined monospaced font and the prompt doesn't look good.To fix this issue:
To apply a fixed width font system-wide for gnome applications:
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface monospace-font-name "Some Font Medium 10"Optional: allow user to choose a font from a (predefined?) list of available patched fonts.