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I gave up and went back to SimSun-ExtB.

I installed GNU FreeFont (FreeMono), and it worked, but not for CJK.

I installed Google's Inconsolata, and it wasn't worth the try.

Also, they specifically say they don't have monospace support for CJK.

I installed Google's Noto monospace font, and it worked, but not for CJK.

I installed DejaVu Sans Mono and it works for most languages but doesn't work at all for CJK.

And I guess in Traditional-Chinese version, its similiar. So I have this issue fixed with replacing one of the font name 'SimSun & NSimSun (TrueType)' to 'Microsoft YaHei & Microsoft YaHei UI (TrueType)'.

#What language is nsimsun font code

I tried installing "Source Code Pro" but it didn't appear in the fonts for me. And I found out its cause by Non-English version Windows font problem.otf).įor information on installing fonts through the command line on Windows, see this question and answers. XHei-NSimSun XHei NSimSun.YaHei - Version 5.0 font(Font family name:XHei NSimSun Font style name:Regular),40561 characters in total. Enter the name of the font or OTF file (without.Right click the entry and select "Modify.".Name the font with one more 0 than the last one (such as "000").

Right click (or Edit) -> New -> String Value.Find the folder HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Console\TrueTypeFont.Bring up Registry Editor (run "regedit").

#What language is nsimsun font how to

This link describes which fonts can be used on the Command Prompt (monospace fonts, and how to install and select a font for Command Prompt): Add fonts to the Command Prompt To install a font: Note that you need to change the font for the Windows shell you're using, such as the Command Prompt or PowerShell, not the Linux way through bash. With any of these fonts, both Command Prompt and PowerShell, weird things happen when you click on non-ASCII characters, though it goes back to normal when you highlight the text.

Seems more reliable for non-Latin non-CJK languages.

Characters of all languages close together (easier to see spacing between words).

Non-ASCII characters are bright, in comparison to ASCII characters (possible solution, use the bold option).

Most characters are displayed darkly (could be a problem with low screen brightness).

There's a warning message saying that Raster fonts may not display well.

Didn't display at least one Macedonian character.

Has an odd vertical offset on accented Latin characters (á,é).

Spaces out non-Latin non-CJK (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) languages (Macedonian, Kazakh, Bulgarian).

SimSun-ExtB (raster font) - My recommendation.

Doesn't appear to display all of Kazakh.

The following default fonts display all observed characters: Tested languages: Bulgarian, Ukrainian, Chinese Simplified, Chinese traditional, Danish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Kazakh, Korean, Macedonian, Mongolian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Serbian, Spanish, Swedish.

#What language is nsimsun font windows 10

To add to Doctorj's answer, there are a couple fonts that are installed by default that you can use (on Windows 10 bash shell).