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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
zshfolks 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.