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Originally Posted by Matan
It is not as simple as that. I added support for width up to 16, but it is not too well tested.
You can use it from here. The package includes a 10x20 font.
Another (not well tested) feature is support for non-latin characters input. This uses and extra modifier for language characters, configured to be the Sym key by default. The configuration keys LangSymbols and LangSymbols16 define the input of keys pressed with this modifier in 8 bit and 16 bit (UTF8) modes.
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I created two fonts myself, 14x28 and 16x26. The two fonts are created by double each binary bit of the char bitmap of the font 7x14 and 8x13, and also each horizon line of the char bitmap is doubled.
but when using these font, the terminal can not be started. After I press the key "Shift T T", a message "success!" echoed on the bottom of the screen, but the terminal don't popup.
Is this font right? or the program's issue.