(moved to Unsupported software, for I found out it’s not a system font problem)
Not sure if this piece is supported or not… I just noticed that the font+oh-my-posh theme mix I use seems broken. At first I thought it was something to do with kitty, but the same happens on Konsole.
Just to be easier to show, this is how the theme was supposed to appear:
I must say I never delved too deep on the workings of fonts on Linux, I mainly just used oh-my-posh’s font install command to do it, and it used to work nicely.
I thought maybe installing the “symbols only” would fix this, but no luck:
└─Δ paru nerd fonts symbols
4 aur/nerd-fonts-fontconfig 1.0.1-3 [+2 ~0.07]
Fontconfig for Nerd Fonts Symbols
3 extra/ttf-nerd-fonts-symbols-mono 3.0.2-2 [986.98KiB 1.81MiB] (nerd-fonts)
High number of extra glyphs from popular 'iconic fonts' (monospace)
2 extra/ttf-nerd-fonts-symbols-common 3.0.2-2 [0B 41.98KiB] [Instalado]
High number of extra glyphs from popular 'iconic fonts' (common files)
1 extra/ttf-nerd-fonts-symbols 3.0.2-2 [0B 1.80MiB] [Instalado] (nerd-fonts)
High number of extra glyphs from popular 'iconic fonts'
:: Pacotes a instalar (ex: 1 2 3, 1-3):
Edit: Sorry just noticed that I mentioned starship out of habit. Please find the config file for oh-my-posh that contains all your icons and use nerdfix on that instead.
I’d wager they have the same content, but I haven’t tried that package.
└─Δ paru ttf daddytime
1 extra/ttf-daddytime-mono-nerd 3.0.2-1 [1.58MiB 5.44MiB] (nerd-fonts)
Patched font Daddy Time Mono from nerd fonts library
:: Pacotes a instalar (ex: 1 2 3, 1-3):
hm… says here it’s a patched version. I wonder if it’ll overwrite the current one, or what?
you know the funny thing? that idea sent me down a shallow rabbit hole where I ended up remembering about echo -e, so I tried echo -e '\uf108' and guess what?
Kitty:
on Konsole I had to first call bash, because fish.
so the font works. there’s something else broken in there, then… guess I’m taking this to Jan (oh-my-posh dev)