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As much as I hate Facebook, it's usage is barely avoidable nowadays. What I noticed, that in the Facebook chat. when I enter an emoji, for example
:)
Two things happen:
1. An image symbolizing the emotion appears
2. A unicode rectangle appears on top of it
Just like this:
I didn't expierence such a thing on Linux Mint. How can I fix it?
Last edited by marmistrz (2017-02-22 16:20:07)
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As much as I hate Facebook, it's usage is barely avoidable nowadays.
This is news to me..
I believe the box is a .notdef glyph, displayed when there is no glyph defined for the character. You probably need to install a font which provides the required glyph. ttf-dejavu should contain a basic set of emoji: http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode … s/list.htm
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marmistrz wrote:As much as I hate Facebook, it's usage is barely avoidable nowadays.
This is news to me..
At least within the circle of my friends from the university.
I have both ttf-dejavu and ttf-symbola installed, DejaVu Sans Book is my main font.
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I grabbed noto-fonts-emoji, works quite well. Most of them are just Google's colored emoji slightly redesigned for monochrome.
Last edited by YAOMTC (2016-05-23 03:32:29)
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I have noto-fonts-emoji, nothing changes
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The solution was to set
gfx.font_rendering.fontconfig.fontlist.enabled
to true
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