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How do I get rid of these vertical lines before the triangles?

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  • I tried installing xfce4-terminal, and there it is displayed well with any font, so I guess it's a Konsole problem... I'll try to ask in the KDE community, thanks for your help!

    • What do you think is wrong with the world and what solution would be the best?

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  • Problem: Humans
    Solution: extinction

    • Linux for Microsoft Surface devices. It is reality!

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  • Cool! But why does the surface in the picture run windows?

    • How do I get rid of these vertical lines before the triangles?

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  • replying to @yote_zip@pawb.social because the direct reply failed:

    I ctrl+F "Noto" and as it returned 0 results I just assumed they weren't there... thank you!! however, these fonts, as many other, still have this line issue. only FiraMono fonts didn't:

    • How do I get rid of these vertical lines before the triangles?

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    • [solved] How to set up absolute mouse movement mode on KVM

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  • enabling the passthrough of the USB mouse fixed my problem! thanks!

    • How do I get rid of these vertical lines before the triangles?

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  • I installed FiraCode Nerd Fonts, FiraMono Nerd Fonts and Hack Nerd Fonts from here, and only FiraMono was able to not display that vertical line. I suspect the line is caused by the "Smooth fonts" setting in the profile settings > appearance, because unsetting it hides the line in other fonts (but the fonts looks terrible). thanks for the help!

    • The real alpha main force pushers

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  • let me fork you

    • Threads Usage Drops By Half From Initial Surge

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    • Permanently Deleted

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  • I did this a few years ago because for university I needed the spyware software "Respondus Lockdown Browser" that is specifically designed to not run in VM or wine and only supports Windows. I needed it only a very few times so a dual boot would take away disk storage I may use in better ways. If you too are obliged to stay away from a VM I'll try to remember the tool I used, it was windows only but allowed to create windows bootable USB for free, without even a license. I partitioned my 500Gb SSD to not waste it all for Windows. Otherwise, a VM would probably serve you way better (and faster)

    • The real alpha main force pushers

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  • Damn I'm deprecated

    • If you could have a superpower but no control over when it activates, what would it be?

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  • Randomly spawning money directly in my bank account

    • facts

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  • That still counts as one!

    • [solved] How to set up absolute mouse movement mode on KVM

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  • uhm so the setting should be inside the OS installed in the VM?

    • CNN

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  • Look at this photograph

    • would you recommend debian testing for a daily driver?

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  • thanks!

    • why does open source companies like canonical and opensuse don't host their own fediverse instances?

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  • for KDE there is lemmy.kde.social

    • mmmmm rare candies

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  • This is art

    • Migrating away from Fedora, looking for advice.

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  • All the red hat turmoil, there are plenty of posts here on lemmy

    • Quantum computer built by Google can instantly execute a task that would normally take 47 years

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  • And it still wouldn't be able to play a video on reddit without crashing