macOS Sierra can't display font.

[al03]

After update my Mac to macOS Sierra, the font in iTerm2 can't display anymore. In Font Book, the fontawesome can't display right too.

[rhblind]

Same here..

[millisami]

Me too on macOS Sierra. When I try to install the patched fonts, the validation fails with 1 error, no proper message shown. And those patched fonts dates back to 3 yrs ago. It would be better to rebuild it again with macOS Sierra support.

[HamedGh]

Same Problem

[mingrammer]

Same here

[skull-squadron]

Press ⌘+2. It's not a complete, end-user font.

[alexchernokun]

I failed to use this font in iTerm+oh-my-zsh. Could you help me with it?

[haidaraM]

@alexchernokun you need to change also the Non-ASCII Font in order to correctly display the font.

[alexchernokun]

@haidaraM Thank you!

[seagle0128]

same issue here. please fix it. Thanks!

[PDDStudio]

It's working fine for me on Sierra. Did you update your fallback fonts?

[al03]

@haidaraM Am I config right? The fonts in Font Book is fine, but still not working at iTerm.

[carlsmith]

Everything works perfectly for me, using Terminal on Sierra, and using the installation instructions linked to in the README. I know the issue mentions iTerm2, but the title suggests a general issue with Sierra.

[MathiasSM]

@haidaraM did the trick. Set both ascii and non-ascii fonts the same and iTerm will understand

[tjtrabue]

I had the same problem when trying to use these fonts with the amazing Powerlevel9k ZSH theme, but it turned out much to my chagrin that I just didn't read all of the installation instructions for Powerlevel9k. You have to paste this line into your ~/.zshrc above the line specifying your ZSH_THEME:

POWERLEVEL9K_MODE='awesome-fontconfig'

Once I added this line and restarted iTerm2, everything worked just fine. Hope this helps!

[danieltoro]

How can I set 3 fonts? SourceCodePro+Powerline+Awesome Regular at 14pt. Anyone can help me, please

[al03]

@danieltoro Why 3 fonts? iTerm only support 2 font to set.