Custom Font?

[JackCuyler]

Is there a way to use a custom font for the terminal?

[Eugeny]

Yes - in Settings -> Appearance

[Eugeny]

No problem. It lists all installed monospace fonts on the system. If for some reason a font doesn't show up (e.g. it's not declared as monospace), you still can type in its name manually and it will work.

[stephaneeybert]

So I have downloaded my custom font from https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts/releases/download/v2.1.0/LiberationMono.zip

How can I add it to the list and select it ?

[Eugeny]

Just install it in your OS - Tabby simply lists all installed fonts, same as every other app.

[stibinator]

I have Fira mono installed (with the fancy ligatures) and it's not showing up. Neither is my other favourite coding font jetBrains mono. Or Sourcecode Pro. They're in %appdata%\Microsoft\windows\fonts\ rather than c:\windows\fonts

[stibinator]

Yeah, there's something very messed up about the way it's handling fonts. It seems to only show the non-monospaced fonts, I can't choose any of my monospaced fonts. And the result is illegible

Here are my monospaced fonts:

and here's what I get if I try to search for them:

And here's the garbled porridge that displays when I choose one of the fonts that it lets me choose (source sans). It looks like it's forcing the font into mono spacing.