monaco for powerline

Makefile

PATCHED_FILENAME = "Monaco for Powerline.ttf"

$(PATCHED_FILENAME): Monaco.ttf fontpatcher.py fontpatcher-symbols.sfd
	fontforge -script fontpatcher.py Monaco.ttf
	@echo "(´･_･`) You can install the $(PATCHED_FILENAME) now."

Monaco.ttf: Monaco.dfont
	fondu Monaco.dfont
	rm *.bdf

Monaco.dfont:
	cp /System/Library/Fonts/Monaco.dfont Monaco.dfont

fontpatcher-symbols.sfd:
	git checkout f3ce37 -- fontpatcher-symbols.sfd
	git reset fontpatcher-symbols.sfd

fontpatcher.py:
	git checkout f3ce37 -- fontpatcher.py
	git reset fontpatcher.py

Usage.markdown

1. brew install fontforge
2. brew install fondu
3. Clone the repository of powerline: git clone git@github.com:Lokaltog/powerline.git
4. Download the above Makefile (and make sure it's Makefile, not e.g. Makefile.txt)
5. cp Makefile powerline/font
6. cd powerline/font
7. Run make
8. fontforge -script [...] might fail; it seems to do enough to produce a working Monaco for Powerline.ttf, though
9. Install (locate in Finder, double-click and then 'Install') the Monaco for Powerline.ttf and set it as non-ASCII font in your terminal such as iTerm2, or as the font in Terminal.app