I am trying to configure material as a polybar theme for my bottom monitor. Unfortunately, the part of module/workspaces only contains icon-1 to icon-4; My bottom monitor is supposed to have 5-0 (5,6,7,8,9,0). Where can I find glyphs for this, or, what font is this?
Screenshot of that bar
Below is the relevant part of the modules.ini file. I manually added test values for everything after icon-4, but couldn't find the relevant glyphs / fonts.
; icon-[0-9]+ = <desktop-name>;<icon>
; NOTE: The desktop name needs to match the name configured by the WM
; You can get a list of the defined desktops using:
; $ xprop -root _NET_DESKTOP_NAMES
icon-1 = 2;
icon-2 = 3;
icon-3 = 4;
icon-4 = 5;
; icon-4 = 5;
icon-5 = 6;6
icon-6 = 7
icon-7 = 8
icon-8 = 9
icon-0 = 1;
icon-default =
It seems like github won't actually display those icons, so below is a screenshot from within nvim
While nvim displays some of those icons incorrectly (for example the icon for 4; in polybar, this is actually a 4 in a rounded square, but in nvim it looks like a speech bubble. And the icon-default looks like a map in nvim, but like an empty square in polybar).
adi1090x
commented
1 year ago
Hi,
I am trying to configure
materialas a polybar theme for my bottom monitor. Unfortunately, the part ofmodule/workspacesonly containsicon-1toicon-4; My bottom monitor is supposed to have5-0(5,6,7,8,9,0). Where can I find glyphs for this, or, what font is this?Screenshot of that bar
Below is the relevant part of the
modules.inifile. I manually added test values for everything aftericon-4, but couldn't find the relevant glyphs / fonts.It seems like github won't actually display those icons, so below is a screenshot from within
nvimWhile
nvimdisplays some of those icons incorrectly (for example the icon for 4; in polybar, this is actually a4in a rounded square, but in nvim it looks like a speech bubble. And theicon-defaultlooks like a map in nvim, but like an empty square in polybar).Thank you in advance for your help :)