Open muni-corn opened 1 year ago
Do you have anti aliasing on in your fontconfig especially for emojis? Try turning it off if so.
Do you have anti aliasing on in your fontconfig especially for emojis? Try turning it off if so.
Tried turning it off and it didn't fix the issue >.<
Same situation here. Using different target font(s) than OP but the symptoms are the same: adding google-fonts
to fonts.packages
"removes" emojis from, in my case, mainly kitty and foot terminals and waybar modules on Hyprland (so still wlroots but not Sway exclusively). Removing google-fonts
is enough to fix the problem.
Since I (presently) only need the Open Sans font from the google fonts package, I replaced google-fonts
with open-sans
as a workaround.
Glad I found this thread... was trying to figure out why my emojis stopped working. Been broken for a long time and just recently was digging into it. Removing google-fonts resolved it for me, as well.
Describe the bug
This appears to be a regression introduced by c3f650c367b6a1311164e61f9fb5a355f0be63ca.
Installing
google-fonts
, whether alongsidenoto-color-emoji
or not, will cause emoji to not display on my swaywm setup.Steps To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
google-fonts
to system packagestry again with
noto-color-emoji
and removegoogle-fonts
and the emoji should display as expected.Expected behavior
I expect emoji to appear in bemenu and in other applications on swaywm, even with
google-fonts
installed. ideally, it would be nice to just installgoogle-fonts
and have emoji work (i believe Noto Color Emoji is included in the Google Fonts collection?), but for now, i can only installnoto-color-emoji
and notgoogle-fonts
if i want emoji to work.Screenshots
This is what I'm seeing with
google-fonts
installed. There should be emoji to the left of each entry here.Additional context
Original Reddit post
Here are my configuration files
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