On 02-11-2016 16:07, Eion Robb wrote:
Hi Alex,
Unfortunately the version of GTK we use on Windows versions of Pidgin
isn't new enough to support emoji characters. As a workaround you
can use one of the unicode emoji emote themes, eg
https://github.com/stv0g/unicode-emoji or
https://github.com/VxJasonxV/emoji-for-pidgin
Thank you, Eion.
Some questions:
1) Those are just UTF-8 characters, which display fine in my text editor (using
either courier new on the Noto fonts) when I open the log file. Shouldn't they
show in Pidgin if a correct font is used?
2) I understand that a theme can define different emoticons for specific protocols. How
do I find what "name" does each protocol use?
Thanks,
Alex.
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