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The normal font install will work fine for most stuff (including Windows Terminal) but it won't work for applications which use console fonts : Powershell and Command Prompt.
Maybe add a option to import a registry entry to install nerd fonts as console fonts.
Apparently it works if you just a simple registry entry with the correct font name:
Run regedit.exe and navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/Microsoft/Windows NT/CurrentVersion/Console/TrueTypeFont.
Right-click in the panel on the right side and create a new string value. Name that value “0” or “00” or however many zeros you need to create a new key. That string’s value is the name of the font to add.
i've seen users have success with this method on sf, unfortunately i failed (idk the issue) and had to switch to using windows terminal.
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The normal font install will work fine for most stuff (including Windows Terminal) but it won't work for applications which use console fonts : Powershell and Command Prompt.
Maybe add a option to import a registry entry to install nerd fonts as console fonts.
Apparently it works if you just a simple registry entry with the correct font name:
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i've seen users have success with this method on sf, unfortunately i failed (idk the issue) and had to switch to using windows terminal.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: