Cascadia Code 2404.23 #728
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Very cool, thank you. I was watching Scott Hanselman on YouTube the other day and he talked about the Cascadia Code version with built-in NerdFonts. Then I came here, and didn't see a new release for years. But today you delivered it. Thanks 👍😊 |
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Is it possible to use the Cursive |
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nice font, great release too, good job |
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Loving the new release, great font for programming and terminal |
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So, which one is recommended to install? I believe the powerline (PL variant) has an overlap with the nerd font (NF) variant, so is the PL variant needed at all now? If these two are separate, shouldn't they be combined to have just the normal and the NF variant? |
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I still use the "Caskaydia Cove" for its non-monospaced (not to be confused with the proportional) variant where glyphs may span two character cells. Many glyphs of the strict monospaced variant, such is this official "Cascadia Code" release, end up too tiny for my preference. |
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"Note: If you have previously installed a version of Cascadia Code, please uninstall the previous version prior to installing a new version. Not doing so can result in improper rendering." Tried to remove, but the new Settings app says: "Are you sure? This font is part of the following application: Windows Terminal To remove the font, you have remove the application." I hope I do not have to reinstall Windows for the new release. /s |
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What is the recommended "default" set to install? OTF static, TTF static, or TTF variable? |
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I don't think I could say anything to top this one, so here's the release notes for the first version of Cascadia in three years!
New Features
Symbols for Legacy Computing (and more!)
Thanks to the tireless work of @PhMajerus, the Cascadia family now supports a whopping 1140 new glyphs covering sextants, octants, large type pieces, eights, sedecimants, quadrants (separated), segmented digits, circles and checkerboards. In addition, the existing block elements have been aligned to fit the same grid as the new characters to make for seamless ANSI art.
See #708, #721, #723 and #727 for more details.
"Nerd Fonts"
In addition to all of the above characters, the Cascadia family now comes with a native "Nerd Font" variant! It includes the entire set of glyphs as of April 2024 (all 9209 of them), and supersedes both unofficial variants "Caskaydia Cove" and "Delugia Code". Every glyph is metrics-compatible with the rest of Cascadia, so there should be no (or very few?) visual aberrations.
See #720 for all the details!
This discussion was created from the release Cascadia Code 2404.23.
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