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  1. Maple 7 is out and damn is it a gorgeous, open-source, variable weight monospace font with superb italics, ligatures, nerd font symbols and Chinese support and a ton of options.

    I'm not sure it's going to replace my beloved MonoLisa as my primary monospace font but I’m going to give it a shot.

    I really like the small gaps option.

    font.subf.dev/en/
    github.com/subframe7536/maple-

    #Monospace #CodeFonts #NerdFont

  2. Anyone got a clue why this looks so bad? NixOs config responsible for it up thread (well in a sister thread for where I fixed it). This is on an old optiplex on a 3440*1440 screen.

    Is it a bad choice of font? There isn't much guidance on what fonts are likely to work well.

    #kmscon #nixos #nerdFont #askFedi

  3. je teste pour vous l'invite de commande #spaceship avec #zsh et une #nerdfont pour avoir de belles icones, hebien ça roule bien.

  4. For those #nerds here: Should you be wanting to install a #NerdFont to enhance your #terminal experience, I just published a small #PowerShell installer that will provide some convenience to install them with a few keystrokes and no additional installation:

    github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-font PowerShell Nerd Fonts Installer · ryanoasis/nerd-fonts

  5. If you are on a Mac don’t forget that you can use glyphs in the SF Symbols font as a “NerdFont”. even works in the command line

    whatiswrongwithyourdog.netlify

    #starship #MacOS #NerdFont

  6. @jchannon #StarshipPrompt looks really nice by default and has some #dotnet stuff built in. This is my prompt with almost no customisation (I only installed and use the #JetBrains Mono #NerdFont in #iTerm2.

  7. Are you people using different for other UI elements than ? Or you using one font everywhere?

  8. Why does look so good on my eyes. I've run for quite some time with and decided to check some other fonts like Fantasque, Mononoki, CaskaydiaCove, MesloGS and Firecode. But most of them can't compete with the above two in my eyes.

  9. Took the time to upgrade my #neovim config. Completely scratched the old one.

    There were two major things I learnt:

    1. It is a pain to setup neovim on a shared directory. Best to ignore the suggestion altogether and multi install it for every separate user.
    2. When using #NerdFont in the config, one needs to update one’s terminal with that font version plus assign it. Didn’t realize that one cannot setup a new font just for neovim like one can do with #vim

    The main upgrade consisted of using a pre-built config written completely in #lua.