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[closed] [help] what font do you use in your code editor/IDE?
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I've used this one before, but i don't really like how the zero looks like, i prefer with a "/" inside, but thank you
Look like you can enable slashed zero via stylistic set in cascadia code EDIT: Why tf did I get a downvote? It's literary in the README on the GitHub page linked!
In that case i will try it out again
Delugia Code. Which is just Cascadia Code merged with Nerd Fonts. Useful for terminals. One could also just get the Nerd font patched with Cascadia Code, they are almost the same.
I might be wrong but I thought the official version only had "Powerline with extra symbols". Not Font Awesome, Material Design Icons, Weather, Devicons, Octicons, Font Logos, Pomicons, or Codeicons?
Heres a diagram of what the whole nerd-font set contains: https://www.nerdfonts.com/assets/img/sankey-glyphs-combined-diagram.png
I'm using it for my oh-my-posh theme and posh-git. Showing icons for git status and product icon for the remote service (github/bitbucket/azure). There are also themes that uses the weather icons, I've seen. And probably a bunch of other uses for someone more creative than me.