@tshrinivasan @demonshreder short answer: because nobody implemented ‘advanced text layout’ in GNOME terminal, yet.
@rajeesh @demonshreder sad.
@wyatwerp @rajeesh @demonshreder editors showing Unicode is different.
Terminals should show Unicode as it is to read the content with commands like cat, less etc.
When we have file names in Unicode, ls should show them properly.
@tshrinivasan @wyatwerp @demonshreder Terminals are Unicode aware. Just not complex text shaping.
It's free software, you should do something about it.
@tshrinivasan
The #Konsole or #KDE applications version has to be 20.08 which was released in August but still landing in distros slowly.
If you are using this https://launchpad.net/%7Ekubuntu-ppa/+archive/ubuntu/backports/+index?field.series_filter=focal then the update hasn't landed yet or might not land anytime soon.
@tshrinivasan
It seems #KDE 5.19 or above won't land for 20.04 ever due to a version mismatch for the #Qt LTS.
I think #Kubuntu 20.10 will have #Konsole 20.08 or maybe you will have to temporarily move to a rolling release distro.
@demonshreder ok.
Thanks for the updates.
Not sure I can change the OS now for upgrading kde.
I may wait.
@tshrinivasan @demonshreder You could compile the latest version of Konsole without much trouble, if you really want this feature.
@demonshreder
Hi, what is your konsole version ?
@tshrinivasan
I use Arch, so I have 20.08 even with KDE Plasma 5.19, now 5.20.
@demonshreder Super!
Thanks should really go to Mariusz Glebocki who fixed it in the code.