The line height is not being calculated correctly resulting in clipped text display. This did not happen in previous versions. This happens primarily with non-ASCII charactesr that may have high ascent/descent. With some fonts all characters are clipped though. I consider this a major regression since it's make the terminal unusable with non-ASCII characters. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: I've attached a rendering sample for this text: CVT-B ͜ ⦃tr-extr: rational 3bit literal⦄ RESULT ͜ ⦃tr-extr: binary 2bit literal⦄ OP ͜ bit_or And also one for this text (in this one the ascii is also being clipped, not just the brackets): edA-qa@silent-red:/src/leaf/file$ line「」 line「」: command not found edA-qa@silent-red:/src/leaf/file$
Created attachment 99606 [details] screenshot of clipped descenders
Created attachment 99607 [details] screenshot of clipped ascii characters
Created attachment 99608 [details] screenshot of completely broken Courier New font
A very similar regression happened on the Kate product as well: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=335079
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 371687 ***