Users of *BSD systems will usually have bash installed under /usr/local or something of the sort.
There were two viable options here, the other is to use the `env` tool to determine the location
of bash. However, after linting this file with the sh interpreter installed on my system,
I discovered that this will do.

README.rst: Add link to config file

Makes Font config section more simple and 
comprehensible as it is unintelligible to tell
while file, the reference 'this file' refers to.

Add an uninstall.sh

Add information about linux packages

D2coding offically support Powerline symbols

Signed-off-by: Daehyeok Mun <daehyeok@gmail.com>

Fix typo in install.sh

Fixed spelling of "Liberation Mono Powerline"

Update Quick Installation script

Quick Installation does not need cloning the whole history of the repo, especially if they're going to delete the whole folder immediately.
So added ``--depth=1`` option to ``git clone``

fixes source code pro misaligned symbols related issue #228

Updated DejaVu to 2.37

Set correct file permissions on SpaceMono font files and LICENSE files

* All font files are now mode 0644

Update README.rst

Add "Profiles" to iTerm2 path. By default it's "General".

Updates README.rst with link to Input's license

renamed Source Code Pro's patched version to fix conflicts

Should fix issue #193
Updates the non-italic font's version to 2.050

Patches and adds Profont

Closes #174

Adds Source Code Pro Italics variants

patched Nova Mono font

Fix font family of Fira Mono Medium

Fixes #114

Updated README with Go Mono entry

Spacemono

gUpdate README.rst