GEF+GDB version

gef➤  version
GEF: (Standalone)
Blob Hash(/home/$USER/.gdbinit-gef.py): af6ee583e55f68084d817d401b4400aa03f5ac44
SHA256(/home/$USER/.gdbinit-gef.py): e70ca29853e17a6c982b5cf3a09329e1ff18f2161f4418370d5ab42b8feabb52
GDB: 11.2
GDB-Python: 3.11

Operating System

Ubuntu 16.04

Describe the issue you encountered

Hello;
I have a Ubuntu 16.04 guest machine on vmware (my host is Windows 11).
I am using Terminator but I have also tested on xfce-terminal
I have installed needed nerd, patched and powerline fonts!
I am using Hack Nerd Font Mono (I have also tried on Fira Nerde and Meslo Nerd fonts)

I have installed gef stated in the README manually. When I run a binary using gef I have this weird issue:

[ Legend: ����Modified register�� | ��Code�� | ��Heap�� | ��Stack�� | ��String�� ]
��─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ����registers���� ────��
����$rax   ��: ��0x0000000000401c70��  →  ��<main+0000> push rbp��
��$rbx   ��: 0x0               
��$rcx   ��: 0x0               
����$rdx   ��: ��0x00007fffffffda48��  →  ��0x00007fffffffded9��  →  ��"XDG_SEAT=seat0"��
����$rsp   ��: ��0x00007fffffffd900��  →  0x00007ffff7ffe168  →  0x0000000000000000

For better Understanding I have included screenshots. (Those squares are actually '\x0001' and '\x0002' bytes)

MORE on that
Xubuntu 16 comes with GDB7.11 and python2. So I also have tried gef legacy but the issue is still the same!

Do you read the docs and look at previously closed issues/PRs for similar cases?

No

Architecture impacted

• X86
• X64
• ARM
• ARM64
• MIPS
• MIPS64
• PPC
• PPC64
• RISCV

Describe your issue. Without a proper reproduction step-by-step, your issue will be ignored.

1. Bring up an Xubuntu 16.04 image(I am using it on vmware)
2. install gef manually
3. run gdb or gdb <binary-name>

Minimalist test case

No response

Additional context= Screenshots

BTW; as you can see in the last screenshot; I have given the command disas main and there is no problem in the colored output :/