On 10 February 2017 at 09:55, Alex Kost <[email protected]> wrote: > > Niall Dooley (2017-02-09 22:36 +0100) wrote: > > > On 8 February 2017 at 21:51, Alex Kost <[email protected]> wrote: > [...] > >> > (3) Before installing Guix I used SCP as my font for Emacs. However, > >> > following the installation of SCP via Guix some unicode glyphs are > >> > not rendered correctly as they were before. Note, I did a fresh > >> > install of my foreign distro before installing Guix and did not > >> > re-install SCP on it. Is there further steps I need to perform to > >> > have these unicode glyphs rendered correctly? > >> > >> What unicode symbols are not displayed correctly for you? If I > >> understood correctly, SCP is a font and you installed it with Guix, > >> right? What name does this (SCP) package have in Guix? > > > > Yes, sorry SCP := Source Code Pro, and yes I've installed it via Guix using > > Guix package name font-adobe-source-code-pro. Examples of unicode > > characters which were displaying correctly before but not now include: > > U+232B, U+2326, U+23CE. Reading about this subject some more > > these characters may not in fact be available in SCP but were rather > > supplied > > by another available font. > > Yeah, I think these chars are not supported by this font. Emacs > displays U+232B and U+2326 with "Symbola" font for me, and U+23CE is > unrecognized (Symbola and any other font I have do not support it). > > BTW Symbola package can't be a part of Guix due to a really stupid > license problem. If you are interested, I have a Guix package for this > font here: > > https://github.com/alezost/guix-config/blob/master/packages/fonts.scm >
That would be great, can you explain how I can make use of your package?
