Closed donneyluck closed 11 months ago
Which font you are using?
i use this one
jetbrain mono font
Maybe it doesn't support this Unicode glyph. Try to change the font to one of a Nerd Fonts patched font.
Which OS you are using?
Which OS you are using?
manjaro i3wm
i test the font ttf-iosevka-fixed-curly-slab but still not work
emacs 29.1 /configure --with-native-compilation=aot --with-tree-sitter
Hello @donneyluck ,
The unicode-fonts
configuration is now obsolete, I'm not using it in my machine and the font shows fine. It can be interesting for non-latin languages, but in my daily use, I didn't find any usefulness for it.
I've changed the glyph used to replace the project-
prefix, so it should display correctly now.
ok, it can be displayed normally now, but I want to find out why some characters cannot be displayed. Is it supported by my font?
I don't know the exact reason, some fonts do not support additional Unicode glyphs, and if you are using unicode-fonts
, you need to install extra fonts for it to work correctly (as specified in the unicode-fonts
project README).
I'm using Emacs 29.1 on a Manjaro Linux machine, with the "Iosevka Fixed Curly Slab"
font and without the unicode-fonts
package, and all is working fine.
ok I understand. There should still be some fonts missing. Thank you for your help.
emacs 29.1![image](https://github.com/abougouffa/minemacs/assets/122257591/5f3b7596-4940-4c66-987a-8c61dd8ce981)
Hi, sorry to bother you. I know this question may be simple, but I have been trying for a long time. Why can’t this character be displayed normally?