Closed al03 closed 6 years ago
Same here..
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.
Same Problem
Same here
Press ⌘+2. It's not a complete, end-user font.
I failed to use this font in iTerm+oh-my-zsh. Could you help me with it?
@alexchernokun you need to change also the Non-ASCII Font in order to correctly display the font.
@haidaraM Thank you!
same issue here. please fix it. Thanks!
It's working fine for me on Sierra. Did you update your fallback fonts?
@haidaraM Am I config right? The fonts in Font Book is fine, but still not working at iTerm.
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.
@haidaraM did the trick. Set both ascii and non-ascii fonts the same and iTerm will understand
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!
How can I set 3 fonts? SourceCodePro+Powerline+Awesome Regular at 14pt. Anyone can help me, please
@danieltoro Why 3 fonts? iTerm only support 2 font to set.
After update my Mac to macOS Sierra, the font in iTerm2 can't display anymore. In
Font Book
, thefontawesome
can't display right too.