On Wednesday January 18 2023 03:50:02 Frank Steinmetzger wrote: > By happy accident I recently discovered that in Konsole profile >settings under Appearance→Advanced, there is an own option for an Emoji >font, which in my case was set to “-1”. So I selected a proper font (the >pre-installed Noto Color Emoji) and with that I got a full list of images >from the sample text.🥳 Do you get the colour version? Remember that these fonts evolve, often quicker than distro maintainers update them.
Re: konsole problems with utf8 characters
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