Closed AdamantGarth closed 7 months ago
https://i.imgur.com/o449UtU.png works for me on windows 10, maybe outdated font.
I have noto-fonts-emoji 2.042
installed, but Telegram on Linux seems to be using (bundled?) Apple Emojis.
Here's what it looks like for me:
The names for the emojis are managed via the translations.telegram.org platform.
I use English, and there're 4 English names for the 🫠emoji defined on the translations.telegram.org:
They seem to be working on Windows (as seen in @Aokromes's screenshot), but not on Linux.
Sadly you haven't uploaded the logs as instructed by the issue template so we can't know what happens under the hood.
Here you go:
Is that a log after reproducing the issue?
It didn't change at all after reproducing the issue but yes - I copied it after reproducing the issue.
I can't reproduce the issue on my Linux machine, too. I'd expect to see various "Lang Error" if it failed to synchronize the translations. I recommend to clean the tdesktop data directory and start from scratch.
Yep, removing the ~/.local/share/TelegramDesktop/tdata/emoji
directory fixed the issue, thanks!
Steps to reproduce
melt
.Or:
:melt
in the message box.Expected behaviour
In case of using the emoji selector - The Melting Face emoji is found.
In case of typing
:melt
- the emoji suggestion popup shows the Melting Face emoji.Actual behaviour
The emoji isn't found automatically, but can be manually selected from the list of emojis. Also, hovering over the emoji in the selector doesn't show it's shortcode, like with most other emojis.
Operating system
Arch Linux, KDE Plasma 6.0.2, Qt 6.6.2
Version of Telegram Desktop
4.15.2
Installation source
Static binary from official website
Crash ID
No response
Logs
No response