Hi @Rizwan-Hasan :wave:, thanks for your contribution, but this project is only meant to be used as color theme and not a as full configuration. Adding a “hardcoded“ font means that it will break for any users that doesn't have this font installed or simply just likes to use another font family. Since the X project is also mainly used on Unix system this will break for any non-Windows user since it looks like this is a font mainly designed for the new Windows terminal.
Anyway, use can still simply use the font by adding it to your main configuration file and include the Nord theme via the #include directive:
Hi @Rizwan-Hasan :wave:, thanks for your contribution, but this project is only meant to be used as color theme and not a as full configuration. Adding a “hardcoded“ font means that it will break for any users that doesn't have this font installed or simply just likes to use another font family. Since the X project is also mainly used on Unix system this will break for any non-Windows user since it looks like this is a font mainly designed for the new Windows terminal.
Anyway, use can still simply use the font by adding it to your main configuration file and include the Nord theme via the
#includedirective: