The Font Problem in VSCode After done the configuration in Terminal Mastery: Crafting A Productivity Environment With ITerm, Tmux, And Beyond, we got a nice terminal: However, after I installed VSCode, the terminal couldn't display certain glyphs, it looks like this: The Fix We need to fix it by updating the font family in VSCode. 1. Identify the name of font family. Open Font Book on Mac, we can see: The font supports those glyphs is "MesloLGM Nerd Font Mono", that's also what I configured for iTerm2. 2. Go to VSCode, go to Command + comma, go to settings, search "terminal.integrated.fontFamily", set the font name as below: 3. Now we can see it displays correctly: Well done!
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