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refactor CLI to be top level package [wip]
What does this PR do?
Moving the CLI to be top level package, as it is the mostly changed API point, so we can converge on App stability... discussed with @lantiga
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cc @carmocca @borda @justusschock
Duplicate of #24.
I was just looking into this as well :) I second this. I'd love to switch and the lack of Powerline support makes it less tempting.
Duplicate of #24.
Powerline versions and nerd font versions are two different requests. Cascadia Code ships powerline only versions, for instance.
For the zsh
folks who use powerlevel10k
, powerline fonts are required and nerd fonts are strongly recommended. See https://github.com/romkatv/powerlevel10k for the details. This is exactly my setup on Ubuntu and Debian.
For the
zsh
folks who usepowerlevel10k
, powerline fonts are required and nerd fonts are strongly recommended. See https://github.com/romkatv/powerlevel10k for the details. This is exactly my setup on Ubuntu and Debian.
This is exactly why I opened the request for powerline fonts :) They are indeed the bare needed minimum for us zsh
folks.