Character spacing is too wide in JupyterLab notebook Terminal

Version/Environment:

This applies to all versions of Domino.

Issue:

In the JupyterLab Terminal, there is too much space between characters.

Steps

1. In a project, create a JupyterLab workspace.
2. In the JupyterLab notebook, go to File > New > Terminal.
3. Notice that in the Terminal, the kerning or spacing between the characters is too wide. The space appears to be double the normal amount of space.

Root Cause:

This issue can occur when the Fixed-width font in your Chrome’s browser settings is not a monospaced font.

Resolution:

1. In Chrome, go directly to the font settings: chrome://settings/fonts
   1. Or go to the meatball menu in the top right > Settings > Appearance > Customize fonts
2. Under Fixed-width font, choose a monospaced font, e.g. Monaco, Courier, PT Mono, Consolas, Inconsolata, etc.
3. Back in the JupyterLab Terminal, go to File > New > Terminal. The space between characters should now be normal. 

Notes/Information:

Examples of monospace fonts in Google Fonts: https://fonts.google.com/?category=Monospace