Funny Spaces in Bash (KDE) [Solved]

[limotux]

Hi,
I just made a fresh install, KDE.
I did nothing but changed the display to 150% and increased the panel size a little as all fonts an icons were really tiny and hard to read for me.

Now I am having a funny spacing of words and display in Bash, the words are so far away from each other not as it is supposed to be.

How can I fix that?

What caused it. I did the above before but never had this issue.

P.S. I do not mind using command line if there is a command to get it back to normal as it should be.
Thanks in advance

[gimcrack]

You are not using monospace font in the terminal that's why those large space. To fix this goto setting in konsole>edit current profile >appearance in the bottom you will see fonts switch to a monospace font and it will be fixed

[limotux]

You are not using monospace font in the terminal that's why those large space. To fix this goto setting in konsole>edit current profile >appearance in the bottom you will see fonts switch to a monospace font and it will be fixed

Thanks a lot @gimcrack
In Konsole->edit.... there is no "edit current profile.
Even when I get to current profile it is disabled and can't edit.




Does this give any clue?
What if I click the top button adjust font, show only monospace fonts and apply the changes? Would it affect anything in text writing, word processing... etc?

[Adrian]

Yes, it would apply to everything, you need to change the settings in Konsole, Create a new profile, click on that New button, you cannot edit the default one.

[limotux]

Yes, it would apply to everything, you need to change the settings in Konsole, Create a new profile, click on that New button, you cannot edit the default one.

Thank you very much @Adrian

I just reinstalled as I noticed I had some other issues (I don't know why) like some apps opening very slow.

Now I am trying to customize it a little as the fonts and icons are so tiny.

The only thing remaining I need to fix is the Application Menu, fonts and icons are too small.
I wonder how can I enlarge them a little.

I will appreciate your feedback.

[j2mcgreg]

Yes, it would apply to everything, you need to change the settings in Konsole, Create a new profile, click on that New button, you cannot edit the default one.

Thank you very much @Adrian

I just reinstalled as I noticed I had some other issues (I don't know why) like some apps opening very slow.

Now I am trying to customize it a little as the fonts and icons are so tiny.

The only thing remaining I need to fix is the Application Menu, fonts and icons are too small.
I wonder how can I enlarge them a little.

I will appreciate your feedback.

Since this thread has been marked solved, you should start another thread for these issues an include your QSI.

[limotux]

Apologies @j2mcgreg , I just thought it is the same topic.
Sorry.

[artytux]

@limotux
if after creating a new profile when opening terminal the new profile is not active then goto Konsole setting > manage profiles, in that box the config~konsole > profiles and click on the new user made profile 'set as default' button.