Any ideas?
On 2019-11-17 11:16 AM, pid...@alexoren.com wrote:
I tried the noto-emoji smiley pack but when even after I switched to it I still
see tofu in the previous messages
The theme file header says:
# Encoding utf-8
# https://github.com/radiocane/noto-emoji
Name=Noto Emoji
I tried the noto-emoji smiley pack but when even after I switched to it I still
see tofu in the previous messages
The theme file header says:
# Encoding utf-8
# https://github.com/radiocane/noto-emoji
Name=Noto Emoji
Description=All Google/Android emojis
Icon=EU.png
Author=White_Rabbit
And I
Hi Alex,
Can you try the json-glib dll from
https://eion.robbmob.com/libjson-glib-1.0.dll ? You might have one that
has the g_unichar_validate() function linking as part of libgobject rather
than libglib.
> what "new version" of GTK is needed?
The one that uses harfbuzz. I'm not sure what
Doesn't Pidgin on Linux use a version that supports Emoji? Why not achieve
parity?
Also, what "new version" of GTK is needed? I was trying the latest version of
2.x, my attempts at using 3.x failed completely.
I have no experience of working with GTK, and frankly this experience feels
like
Hi Alex,
The plugins might not load due to a bad version of libjson-glib that I
built. It was built in such a way that it won't work on newer versions of
gtk/glib. I've got a rebuilt json-glib dll that works with newer GTKs that
you're welcome to try and see if it works. I'll send through the
I mentioned the issue on the purple-discord github, and was told that the
reason was that Pidgin on Windows uses an old version of GTK that doesn't
support emoji.
The suggestion was to manually upgrade the version of GTK but after spending
hours trying to make it work, I gave up.
I started
