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Dummies-Guide-to-Powerline-fonts-on-Fedora,-Ubuntu-and-Windows.md

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N.B. I've also answered this on [Vi Stack Exchange][15], but I'm posting it here as it took a lot of work.
This took hours to figure out, so here's more of a dummies guide for Fedora/Ubuntu, with a special section for Windows. This took hours to figure out, so here's more of a dummies guide for Fedora/Ubuntu, with a special section for Windows.
The first is figuring out what the hell are those strange but nice angle brackets that appear in the vim-airline status bar. The background is that airline is a pure vim version of powerline (which was python), and powerline uses UTF-8 characters to insert those angle brackets. So vim-airline just uses the same UTF-8 characters. The first is figuring out what the hell are those strange but nice angle brackets that appear in the vim-airline status bar. The background is that airline is a pure vim version of powerline (which was python), and powerline uses UTF-8 characters to insert those angle brackets. So vim-airline just uses the same UTF-8 characters.