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@spenserblack spenserblack commented May 10, 2024

I at least don't see a reason to not do this, unless I'm missing something 🤔
Instead of requiring the user to be in the monaspace directory, this would allow them to, for example, run ./Downloads/monaspace/util/install_linux.sh.

This change could most likely be applied to install_macos.sh, too, but I didn't want to apply that since I'm not a MacOS user and am unable to do a quick test.

Love this font, BTW ❤️


Edit: Oof, looking at the old PRs, I see there's a lot of activity regarding installation. I hope I'm not duplicating anything.

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idan commented Aug 20, 2025

We removed all of the installer scripts because granular packages × different OSes means a lot of logic. Sorry! 😿

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spenserblack commented Aug 21, 2025

We removed all of the installer scripts because granular packages × different OSes means a lot of logic. Sorry! 😿

No problem!

But I think the install/upgrade instructions for MacOS are outdated, in that case:

monaspace/README.md

Lines 128 to 132 in 69a44ef

There is also a script that automates the deletion of all Monaspace fonts from `~/Library/Fonts` and then copies over the latest versions. Invoke it from the root of the repo like:
```bash
$ bash util/install_macos.sh
```

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