

Bold and Italic point to the same name Notes Once the ‘Regular’ style is working you can repeat this process for the ‘Bold’ and ‘Italic’ sections. Alacritty is very picky about spacing and you may see an error that the file cannot be read if you use the wrong spacing. I’m going to use ‘DaddyTimeMono’ for this example. This will give you a page where you can preview different fonts. Im using the following config to attempt to load a nerd font to no avail.
#ALACRITTY NERD FONT DOWNLOAD#
#ALACRITTY NERD FONT CODE#
As a result, lines of code tend to run longer than expected. false decorations: none font: normal: family: SFMono Nerd Font style: Regular size: 20.0. However, they are still rather small, which forces you to increase the size by one point to make the font more readable. You need to un-comment the lines 105, 107, 114 and 117. cSpell:words alacritty lfcd liveconfigreload: true import. You’ll want to scroll down in the file until you find the section marked ‘Font Configuration’ For me it starts on line 104Įverything is commented out right now. install.ps1 Set font for terminal Alacritty: font: normal: family: Noto Mono for Powerline If you got a nerd font like I had above, use it instead: font: normal: family: MesloLGM NF size: 9.0 Also set the following in your.
#ALACRITTY NERD FONT INSTALL#
I’m using the micro text editor, but use whichever editor you like to open it: micro ~/.config/alacritty/alacritty.yml Install fonts via powershell (open as admin): Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass cd C:UsersAlanFonts.
