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coders-school / cpp-fundamentals

C++ online course. Modules about fundamentals and basics of C++ language.
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font without unicode #26

Open WojAbuk opened 3 years ago

WojAbuk commented 3 years ago

/blob/master/05-recap-homework/02-delivery.md In Arch Linux in Chromium on the platform an unmarked cap is used ✅ and ❌.

ziobron commented 3 years ago

🏅 2 XP granted for @WojAbuk Thanks for raising this Issue to help to make the course better!

ziobron commented 3 years ago

@WojAbuk I think I don't understand the problem. Something is not displayed properly? Can you attach a screenshot, please?

WojAbuk commented 3 years ago

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ziobron commented 3 years ago

It rather seems to be an environment-specific problem. You may be missing some font in your system. If this is not displayed on GitHub, there is nothing I can do. It officially supports emoji. If this is only a platform problem then I may take a look there. I suppose that the problem occur on our platform (https://kursy.coders.school/szkolenie.html?tid=21&lid=268) but does it occue on GitHub? https://github.com/coders-school/cpp-fundamentals//blob/master/05-recap-homework/02-delivery.md

WojAbuk commented 3 years ago

There is no problem on github. The problem is only for the platform.

WojAbuk commented 3 years ago

The arch display can be fixed by installing packages: https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/any/noto-fonts/ and https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/any/noto-fonts-emoji/ But I believe that exotic fonts should be downloaded by the browser from the server, not displayed in the system, and if the browser does not find the character, it displays a rectangle.