fonts VS nvim-cmp-fonts

//install git $ sudo apt-get install git-all //installing feh to change wallpaper $ sudo apt install feh //change wallpaper $ feh --bg-scale /wallpaper_path/your_wallpaper.png $ nano ~/.config/bspwm/bspwmrc //add this and save: ${HOME}/.fehbg //fonts and wallpapers: $ git clone https://github.com/terroo/fonts.git $ cd fonts/fonts && cp *.ttf *.otf $HOME/.local/share/fonts/ $ c-cache -fv //create configuration file for polybar $ mkdir -p ~/.config/polybar $ cp /usr/share/doc/polybar/config ~/.config/polybar //installing themes $ git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/adi1090x/polybar-themes.git $ cd polybar-themes $ chmod +x setup.sh $ ./setup.sh [?] Select Option : 1 //choose theme $ bash ~/.config/polybar/launch.sh Usage : launch.sh --theme Available Themes : --blocks --colorblocks --cuts --docky --forest --grayblocks --hack --material --panels --pwidgets --shades --shapes $ bash ~/.config/polybar/launch.sh --choosen_theme $ nano ~/.config/bspwm/bspwmrc //add this and save: ${HOME}/.config/polybar/launch.sh --choosen_theme //run polybar $ polybar example &

I created nvim-cmp-fonts for people who write a lot of config files and thus often set fonts for different applications like their terminal, browser, document viewer, etc. Basically, it is an nvim-cmp source that allows you to auto-complete the fonts installed on your system.