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WhyNotHugo: /* Testing and bugs */ Delete more outdated information

2023-02-26T20:51:51Z

Testing and bugs: Delete more outdated information

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	== Testing and bugs ==		== Testing and bugs ==

	You can go to https://getemoji.com/ and every emoji should be properly rendered on a patched Cairo (but without patched there are a few not fully colored). The [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_Latin_(Unicode_block)#Emoji enclosing keycaps] are not properly rendered which is a known bug. It should look like [http://i.imgur.com/6URHgWC.png this screenshot].		You can go to https://getemoji.com/ and every emoji should be properly rendered.

	DWM also has a bug if you have a program title with a emoji it will crash. There is a patch available. See [https://github.com/alpinelinux/aports/pull/3111 pull request].		DWM also has a bug if you have a program title with a emoji it will crash. There is a patch available. See [https://github.com/alpinelinux/aports/pull/3111 pull request].


	[[Category:Infographics]]		[[Category:Infographics]]

WhyNotHugo: Delete a bunch of ancient informatino

2023-02-26T20:50:44Z

Delete a bunch of ancient informatino

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	Alpine Linux supports both Noto Color Emoji and Twemoji, though both fonts are only available on [[Repositories#Edge\|edge]]. The latest version of Noto Color Emoji supports [https://unicode.org/emoji/charts/full-emoji-list.html Unicode specification 15.0] released around 2023. The latest version of Twemoji supports Unicode specification 14.2.		Alpine Linux supports both Noto Color Emoji and Twemoji, though both fonts are only available on [[Repositories#Edge\|edge]]. The latest version of Noto Color Emoji supports [https://unicode.org/emoji/charts/full-emoji-list.html Unicode specification 15.0] released around 2023. The latest version of Twemoji supports Unicode specification 14.2.

	Currently, Edge has better emoji support for Firefox 58.x. Alpine 3.7.0 has Firefox 52.x which has broken emoji support but can be backported. Firefox can render some emojis based on the EmojiOne font without any changes to the system by the user.

	~~Currently Cairo 1.14.10 doesn't have color emoji support enabled, so there may be no colored emojis on the terminal but show up in black and white.~~

	== Installation ==		== Installation ==

WhyNotHugo: Mention Twemoji

2023-02-26T20:50:28Z

Mention Twemoji

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	== Support ==		== Support ==

	~~Currently~~ Alpine Linux supports ~~only one emoji font~~ only available on [[Repositories#Edge\|edge]] ~~called Noto Color Emoji which is used in the Android operating system~~. The latest version of Noto Color Emoji supports [https://unicode.org/emoji/charts/full-emoji-list.html ~~Emoji 5~~.0] released around ~~2017~~.		Alpine Linux supports both Noto Color Emoji and Twemoji, though both fonts are only available on [[Repositories#Edge\|edge]]. The latest version of Noto Color Emoji supports [https://unicode.org/emoji/charts/full-emoji-list.html Unicode specification 15.0] released around 2023. The latest version of Twemoji supports Unicode specification 14.2.

	Currently, Edge has better emoji support for Firefox 58.x. Alpine 3.7.0 has Firefox 52.x which has broken emoji support but can be backported. Firefox can render some emojis based on the EmojiOne font without any changes to the system by the user.		Currently, Edge has better emoji support for Firefox 58.x. Alpine 3.7.0 has Firefox 52.x which has broken emoji support but can be backported. Firefox can render some emojis based on the EmojiOne font without any changes to the system by the user.
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	doas apk add font-noto-emoji		doas apk add font-noto-emoji

			Or

			doas apk add font-twemoji
	== Configuration ==		== Configuration ==

Encode: Change link to Repositories page

2022-06-27T01:59:02Z

Change link to Repositories page

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:59, 27 June 2022
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	== Support ==		== Support ==

	Currently Alpine Linux supports only one emoji font only available on [[Edge]] called Noto Color Emoji which is used in the Android operating system. The latest version of Noto Color Emoji supports [https://unicode.org/emoji/charts/full-emoji-list.html Emoji 5.0] released around 2017.		Currently Alpine Linux supports only one emoji font only available on [[Repositories#Edge\|edge]] called Noto Color Emoji which is used in the Android operating system. The latest version of Noto Color Emoji supports [https://unicode.org/emoji/charts/full-emoji-list.html Emoji 5.0] released around 2017.

	Currently, Edge has better emoji support for Firefox 58.x. Alpine 3.7.0 has Firefox 52.x which has broken emoji support but can be backported. Firefox can render some emojis based on the EmojiOne font without any changes to the system by the user.		Currently, Edge has better emoji support for Firefox 58.x. Alpine 3.7.0 has Firefox 52.x which has broken emoji support but can be backported. Firefox can render some emojis based on the EmojiOne font without any changes to the system by the user.

Eddsalkield: sudo -> doas

2021-12-11T19:56:23Z

sudo -> doas

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	== Installation ==		== Installation ==

	~~sudo~~ apk add font-noto-emoji		doas apk add font-noto-emoji

	== Configuration ==		== Configuration ==

Innsill: + Category:Infographics

2019-10-09T07:50:43Z

+ Category:Infographics

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	DWM also has a bug if you have a program title with a emoji it will crash. There is a patch available. See [https://github.com/alpinelinux/aports/pull/3111 pull request].		DWM also has a bug if you have a program title with a emoji it will crash. There is a patch available. See [https://github.com/alpinelinux/aports/pull/3111 pull request].


			[[Category:Infographics]]

Orson Teodoro: Fix presentation

2018-02-05T17:13:25Z

Fix presentation

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	~~= Emojis =~~

	'''Emojis''' are characters with pictures used to express ideas, things, places in one character. Emojis are known to be used for creating and entering passwords and for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emoji_domain registering domain names].		'''Emojis''' are characters with pictures used to express ideas, things, places in one character. Emojis are known to be used for creating and entering passwords and for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emoji_domain registering domain names].

Orson Teodoro: Add some use cases

2018-02-05T04:57:11Z

Add some use cases

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	= Emojis =		= Emojis =

	'''Emojis''' are characters with pictures used to express ideas, things, places in one character.		'''Emojis''' are characters with pictures used to express ideas, things, places in one character. Emojis are known to be used for creating and entering passwords and for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emoji_domain registering domain names].

	== Support ==		== Support ==

Orson Teodoro: /* Testing */ Add bug

2018-02-05T04:52:33Z

Testing: Add bug

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	</pre>		</pre>

	== Testing ==		== Testing and bugs ==

	You can go to https://getemoji.com/ and every emoji should be properly rendered on a patched Cairo (but without patched there are a few not fully colored). The [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_Latin_(Unicode_block)#Emoji enclosing keycaps] are not properly rendered which is a known bug. It should look like [http://i.imgur.com/6URHgWC.png this screenshot].		You can go to https://getemoji.com/ and every emoji should be properly rendered on a patched Cairo (but without patched there are a few not fully colored). The [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_Latin_(Unicode_block)#Emoji enclosing keycaps] are not properly rendered which is a known bug. It should look like [http://i.imgur.com/6URHgWC.png this screenshot].

			DWM also has a bug if you have a program title with a emoji it will crash. There is a patch available. See [https://github.com/alpinelinux/aports/pull/3111 pull request].

Orson Teodoro: /* Support */ fix grammar

2018-02-04T04:37:05Z

Support: fix grammar

← Older revision		Revision as of 04:37, 4 February 2018
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	Currently, Edge has better emoji support for Firefox 58.x. Alpine 3.7.0 has Firefox 52.x which has broken emoji support but can be backported. Firefox can render some emojis based on the EmojiOne font without any changes to the system by the user.		Currently, Edge has better emoji support for Firefox 58.x. Alpine 3.7.0 has Firefox 52.x which has broken emoji support but can be backported. Firefox can render some emojis based on the EmojiOne font without any changes to the system by the user.

	Currently Cairo 1.14.10 doesn't have color emoji support enabled so there may be no colored emojis on the terminal but show up in black and white.		Currently Cairo 1.14.10 doesn't have color emoji support enabled, so there may be no colored emojis on the terminal but show up in black and white.

	== Installation ==		== Installation ==