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Currently, none of below are working as expected. I could not understand how to use --font flag in correct way. The fonts that described in README is built-in fonts? Can not we give custom font if it already installed?
And please describe what the purpose of ; in -f flag. (i.e: -f "Hack; SourceCodePro") What Hack; means? What else can be used there? Like, -f "Nerd; JetBrainsMono=15" are correct?
You give an example in font.rs but it is not included in fonts folder. It would be great if you create a new flag called: --list-available-fonts.
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Currently, none of below are working as expected. I could not understand how to use --font flag in correct way. The fonts that described in README is built-in fonts? Can not we give custom font if it already installed?
Currently, none of below are working as expected. I could not understand how to use
--font
flag in correct way. The fonts that described in README is built-in fonts? Can not we give custom font if it already installed?silicon --from-clipboard -l yaml -f "SourceCodePro"
silicon --from-clipboard -l yaml -f "SourceCodePro=15"
silicon --from-clipboard -l yaml -f "SourceCodePro:15"
Custom fonts:
silicon --from-clipboard -l yaml -f "./Downloads/my-custom-font.tff"
And please describe what the purpose of
;
in-f
flag.(i.e: -f "Hack; SourceCodePro")
WhatHack;
means? What else can be used there? Like,-f "Nerd; JetBrainsMono=15"
are correct?You give an example in font.rs but it is not included in fonts folder. It would be great if you create a new flag called:
--list-available-fonts
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: