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Not all icons are being displayed correctly #115
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Never mind guys. I figured it out. I was using v2 of NerdFonts. After downloading v3 eveything is working just fine and... is very sexy :) |
I am experiencing the same issue. Same icons are not being recognized. Even though I have downloaded the latest nerd font patched fonts of Small example inside the Terminal-Icons directory I also did what @valsamis-d suggested and ran I have also ran Environment
Apologies for hijacking this already closed issue. If I must, I'll open a separate one. |
@Tusankata have you installed Nerd Fonts v3.0.2 for the "current user" or "all users"? I'd suggest installing them for "all users" |
Expected Behavior
I'm expecting to see icons for all files. I don't have any special files. Just very commons ones.
Current Behavior
When I'm doing a dir in Powershell 7 icons are not being displayed correctly for all file types. See screenshots below:
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
Context
Nothing critical here. It's just ugly to see some files types having this nice icon and other not :)
Your Environment
I also tried type PowerShell\Modules\Terminal-Icons\0.11.0\Data\glyphs.ps1 and indeed some icons are not being rendered correctly (see question marks):
Any ideas?
EDIT:
I read through #99 and #89 but workarounds and advices offered there did not help :(
Thank you
Dimitrios
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