Note in my settings I define PowerShell 7 as my default terminal by defining the path to the executable. I have some other settings applied to items such as the Workbench, Editor, extensions, etc.
To make Cascadia Code the default font just type 'Cascadia Code' at the front of the setting: Now to use it in VS Code open Settings and search for Editor: Font Family.
#VISUAL STUDIO CODE ICON DOWNLOAD INSTALL#
You can download Cascadia Code here and to install it simply right click and choose Install or Install for all users. I like it as it looks clear in terminal applications and it is under active development so who knows what might come from it.
#VISUAL STUDIO CODE ICON DOWNLOAD WINDOWS#
This is a fun, new monospaced font that includes programming ligatures and is designed to enhance the modern look and feel of the Windows Terminal. I understand it will ship with the release of Windows Terminal but you can download it now and use it. This may not be very well known but Microsoft have released an new Open Source font specifically for Terminals called Cascadia Code. So far these have fulfilled my needs for such task as general PowerShell scripting, writing markdown for blog posts and some Ansible work. YAML as I am learning Ansible which relies on YAML.vscode-icons to help identify file types with a glance.Settings Sync to sync all these setting to GitHub.markdownlint for ensuring good quality Markdown.Log File Highlighter to help format log files while troubleshooting.Code Spell Checker to correct my mistypes as I go.These are the extensions I have installed currently: I took the time to read a few articles and cherry pick tips that were good for me. I have used Settings Sync but I took the opportunity to start from scratch as I had a lot of settings and extensions that were installed on a whim. One of the first things I did was install Visual Studio Code. As I said in my previous post I recently rebuilt my computer.
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