Adding PowerShell script to let Windows have one-key-installation. #357
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The PowerShell script "install.ps1" from the repository of Powerline Fonts works on Nerd Fonts too with the instruction( https://medium.com/@slmeng/how-to-install-powerline-fonts-in-windows-b2eedecace58 ).
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Thanks @LZong-tw and for the patience... |
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I see no harm in merging this in for now. It'd be nice to update the readme with this install option for Windows users at some point but I don't think that should block |
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Adding PowerShell script to let Windows have one-key-installation.
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Description
The PowerShell script "install.ps1" from the repository of Powerline Fonts works on Nerd Fonts too with the instruction( https://medium.com/@slmeng/how-to-install-powerline-fonts-in-windows-b2eedecace58 ).
What does this Pull Request (PR) do?
Adding PowerShell script to let Windows have one-key-installation.
How should this be manually tested?
Follow the instruction here, and see if the fonts were installed:
https://medium.com/@slmeng/how-to-install-powerline-fonts-in-windows-b2eedecace58
Any background context you can provide?
Since there were no one-key-installation script for Windows in the repository before, I've made some
attempts and found that this script works just fine.
What are the relevant tickets (if any)?
Issue #223