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Request for comments/brainstorms: making glyphs look better in gnome-terminal #12

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  1. metric changes to make gnome-terminal look good

    The powerline glyphs don't seem to render properly in gnome-terminal
    under any distro. I'm not sure why. I posted questions that might get
    answered in the future:
    
    - https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/powerline-support/mTIsGWW34U0
    - powerline/fonts#31 (comment)
    
    In the meantime, these changes seem to make the glyphs render better.
    Note that I'm testing this in gnome-terminal on Arch with the
    ubuntu-patched freetype2/fontconfig/cairo libraries. I can already tell
    that e.g. Konsole renders things differently.
    
    Here's the command to generate a TTF file (which goes in ~/.fonts):
    
    fontforge -lang ff -c 'Open($1); Generate($2)' powerline-symbols.sfd powerline-symbols.ttf
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