Closed fladd closed 4 years ago
d12frosted
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4 years ago Hello, emacs-plus (e.g. emacs-plus@26) doesn't offer icons right now. This is due #195. But since it was fixed, I am going to restore icons soon.
Right now either don't use icons, or use another Emacs version, e.g. emacs-plus@27 or emacs-plus@28.
d12frosted
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4 years ago Just merged a commit (fd519ad) restoring icons for Emacs 26.
d12frosted
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4 years ago Sorry, there was actually a bug, and icons were fully restored for Emacs 26 in https://github.com/d12frosted/homebrew-emacs-plus/commit/12186d9a5f5dc809143d162711755f889a2e20c8
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