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.ttc files don't work #175
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@kballard Okay thanks 😄 I wasn't aware of this. It would be nice to support this eventually provided we get some help 😊, however I would say this is not a high priority |
Same problem on Manjaro Linux with the default |
I have some renewed interest in supporting this 😄 |
We could add that bit that @ruro mentioned to the docs or make this a future feature, since you have renewed interest in supporting this, is it going to be in the roadmap @ryanoasis ? |
Oh I did say that didn't I? 😆 I think we can try to target v2.1.0 (i.e. next release) unless I am missing it looked somewhat straight forward to implement. |
Could this be the reason I can't patch |
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The font patcher doesn't handle .ttc files correctly. It produces a weirdly-named file that seems to contain the data for the first font in the .ttc file, though Font Book.app says it doesn't pass validation.
I tried this using /System/Library/Fonts/Menlo.ttc.
FWIW here's an old unmerged PR that adds support for .ttc files to the Powerline font patcher.
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