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README.md

MonoLisa NF

Most Batteries inlcuded repo to patch MonoLisa with Nerd Fonts glyphs

Before You Begin

First you will need to install fontforge There are a number of caveats to invoking the font-patcher script. Some of which are explained by nerd fonts.

Using patch-monolisa assumes you have installed fontforge using your system dependency manager. On ubuntu: sudo apt-get install fontforge.

Downloading MonoLisa

Once you have acquired MonoLisa, follow the link in your email to download it. Then extract the .zip into MonoLisa/.

Patching your font

Once you have downloaded MonoLisa and fontforge you can easily apply the nerd font patches using the patch-monolisa script. The only required argument is the font file extension you want to patch. All remaining supplied arguments are passed to the font-patcher script.

./patch-monolisa otf -c -w

You can find your patched fonts in the patched/ directory

Special Thanks