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docs: instructions on using NF in VS Code terminal (#3359)
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#### VS Code
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When using Visual Studio Code, you will need to configure the integrated Terminal to make use of the Nerd Font as well. This can be done by changing the `Integrated: Font Family` value in the Terminal settings (default shortcut: `CTRL + ,` and search for `Integrated: Font Family` or via `Users` -> `Features` -> `Terminal`).
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If you are using the JSON based settings, you will need to update the `terminal.integrated.fontFamily` value. Example in case of `MesloLGM NF` Nerd Font:
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"terminal.integrated.fontFamily": "MesloLGM NF"
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### Other Fonts
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### Other Fonts
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If you are not interested in using a Nerd Font, you will want to use a theme which doesn't include any Nerd Font icons.
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If you are not interested in using a Nerd Font, you will want to use a theme which doesn't include any Nerd Font icons.
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