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Hello. I just installed awesome-terminal-fonts, https://github.com/gabrielelana/awesome-terminal-fonts/, from the offical arch repo, and was a bit confused what and how to configure such that I can start getting cool looking prompts in bash. While I get that oh-my-zsh has become something of a standard for this kind of customization, I think this hits the spot and would appreciate any advice that doesn't deviate from the matter addressed in the question.
I assumed through the package's inclusion in the official repo that there would be a supplemental wiki entry for it. Unfortunately, I couldn't find one. What I've done is as follows per some advice I got from folks on the irc channel:
1) check /etc/fonts/conf.d/10-symbols.conf, which shows:
<fontconfig>
<alias>
<family>PragmataPro</family>
<prefer>
<family>Pomodoro</family>
<family>FontAwesome</family>
<family>Octicons</family>
<family>Icomoon</family>
</prefer>
</alias>
</fontconfig>
2) create ~/fontconfig/fonts.conf per https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Fo … r_with_X11
3) paste the above snippet I got from 10-symbols.conf
fc-list | grep 'awesome' does show font-awesome.
I have a hunch that perhaps, installation of the package allows for me to forego the creation of a fonts.conf, but I have no documentation to either confirm or reject the above approach. The one article that I read https://www.pcsuggest.com/trendy-bash-s … e-and-ps1/ regarding testing whether a terminal emulator picks up a font or not is through the use of the following:
echo -n [some illegible glyph like ] | hexdump -C // outputs ef 80 87
//injecting 'x' between each of the three hex pairs that get outputted, we use that as an argument....so, ef 80 87 => xefx80x87
echo -e 'xefx80x87' // this command should print out the glyph but I just get the string 'xefx80x87' back
Any help would be much appreciated.
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