Install Microsoft Fonts Archlinux

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When using Midnight Commander with the default settings of PuTTY connected to my Ubuntu Linux machine the line drawing characters are all messed up. After some experimentation it turns out that to fix it all you have to do is change your character set in PuTTY to UTF-8 and the problem is fixed.

To do this open up the PuTTY settings and go to Window->Translation->Received data assumed to be in which character set: and change it to UTF-8. After making this change you might have to force a redraw of the mc screen to show the new line drawing characters: Also not that some fonts might not have the line drawing characters available. The fonts I know work is Courier New and Lucida Console. To change your font go to Window->Appearance, Font settings and click the Change button. For reference, I was using using Midnight Commander 4.6.1 running on Ubuntu 7.10 and using PuTTY 0.59. Oddly enough, the above fix doesn’t work for me on Arch Linux. Since the fix that did work is almost diametrically opposite, it might be an alternative starting point for others: In putty: 1.

This is a simples script that installs the Microsoft Core Fonts in a linux box. To install it, run: curl -L sudo sh. Or with wget: wget -qO- sudo sh. Note: You'll need git installed, or this.

Set font to Consolas under Appearance. Set encoding to ISO-8859-1 under Translation.

This is weird: Arch Linux is a full UTF-8 distro, and my locale is set to en_US.UTF-8. No idea why it works; maybe mc does not really support UTF-8.

Set “Use font in both ANSI and OEM modes” under Translation. This seems to ferret out the line drawing glyphs which appear to be otherwise unavailable. Set terminal-type string to “putty-256color” under Data. Not sure this is needed, but its the most specific terminal type available for putty under Arch Linux, and we might just as well use it.

I might get bitten by the 2nd setting later on, but atm I don’t really need anything beyond normal ascii characters. I had this same problem, but I fixed it differently. Server is running UTF-8 and so is my putty client, but when I run MC through the terminal access, the lines are screwed up. I noticed that the lines we’re scrambled in a different way in the screenshot compared to my terminal, so I changed the font to courier new 10-point regular and everything was dandy! And no restart required either! With consolas font the lines we’re wrong.

In another words, the translation was fine, but the font set didn’t have the required characters (which is surprising). Poor news in SUSE Linux 12.4: Midnight Commander has a problem when run in Putty window. Microsoft Snake Charmer Game Show.

Switching mc panels off by Ctrl-O completely clears the window and eliminates any command line listing that was present in the background. So one cannot see even the result of the line command just entered. Version of Putty is of no significance. Putty 060 compiled from source demonstrates the same behavior while it works properly with mc on SUSE Linux 11.3. And mc on SUSE 12.3 works properly with native Kterminal.

So there are certain “improvements” in 12.4 libraries that make Putty and/or mc to behave so. Regress is the only thing that is possible in software, as well as in magic as was stated in “June 31”.