SourceCodePro+Powerline+Awesome fonts not appearing in gnome-terminal font select

[Slashfic]

Maybe this is a problem with gnome terminal instead of fancy-git, but the SourceCodePro fonts don't appear as a custom font in gnome-terminal, even though they do appear in gnome-tweaks.

[diogocavilha]

Hello @Slashfic

Doesn't that appear even after running fc-cache -fv and restarting the gnome-terminal?
If the font appears in any other font config on the system, it might be a gnome-terminal issue, but... it sounds weird anyway.

[diogocavilha]

Hi @Slashfic, I'm making some tests with another font, maybe it solves the problem you're facing.
You can see the discussion right here... #70

I'll release a test branch soon. So you could test it there, in order to check if it solves it or not.
Would you help me on that? May I ask you to test it when I release the branch?

[Slashfic]

Yeah let me know when it's released

[diogocavilha]

Hi, @Slashfic, feel free to pull the branch 6.3.x.

After pulling it, please run fancygit configure-fonts in order to install the new font called Sauce-Code-Pro-Nerd-Font-Complete-Windows-Compatible.ttf, which is one of the Nerd Fonts collection. At this commit, the goal is to keep FancyGit working as it should do. Just in order to fix the problems you're facing there.

Don't forget to change the terminal font to the Sauce Code.

[Slashfic]

Unfortunately it's not working still. Is there any more information I can give you that would be helpful?

[diogocavilha]

Hi, @Slashfic. Hope you are doing good.

Are you still facing that problem?

[Slashfic]

I just reinstalled, and it seems to be working ok

[diogocavilha]

Oh, that's perfect. Thank you!