blocks look wierd about fet.sh HOT 6 CLOSED

What terminal, what font, what colour scheme, and can you share a screenshot?

My first impressions of this issue is that your terminal doesn't support box-drawing characters (alacritty?), and you're using a colour scheme (such as solarized) which uses colour 0-7 as normal colours, then 8-15 as shades of grey (instead of the light variant). (This script uses colours 8-15.)

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Im using hyper, cant send a screenshot because I'm on my main windows machine and Linux is on my laptop, but yeah I'm using hyper and the nord color scheme

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@6gk actually im sorry the blocks were in the colorscheme of the system and not the terminal, weird shouldn't it pick up the terminal theme or something?, but still, I tried it on uxrtv and it works it doesn't have any spaces..

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Without a screenshot I can't really help much, sorry. When you get back to your laptop, please send an image & I'll try help some more.

I'm also not on linux right now so I can't just install hyper, vomit that i have electron on my system, run fet.sh, then uninstall hyper and clean up the vomit.

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I would recommend testing out a few other Unicode characters in the color printing function. It is likely an issue with how your terminal displays the characters. You could also try the block specifying feature I just created a pull request for: #29.

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