https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=129523
--- Comment #42 from Jambunathan K <[email protected]> --- One more upvote from my side ... I had trouble with the moon symbols. ``` |---------------+-----------------+---------| | *Phase* | *UCS Codepoint* | *Glyph* | |---------------+-----------------+---------| | New moon | =U+1F311= | 🌑 | | First quarter | =U+1F313= | 🌓 | | Full moon | =U+1F315= | 🌕 | | Last quarter | =U+1F317= | 🌗 | |---------------+-----------------+---------| | | | <c> | ``` LibreOffice was picking up `Noto Color Emoji` on my machine. Even though the UI was picking up the Colored Emojis, the PDF export part wasn't. I had to remap `Noto Color Emoji` to `Symbola` font. (I am on Debian Unstable, and I couldn't find the `Emoji One Color` on the package repos) See https://emacs.stackexchange.com/a/72035/31220. I am also attaching the screenshots. ------ I don't know much about fonts or if they expose their "capabilities" in useful ways. If fonts do advertise their capabilities, and LibreOffice's PDF printer doesn't handle those capabilities it should automatically switch to a different "functional" font. That is, LibreOffice should do a "functional deprecation" instead of a "dysfunctional" export. In my case, I would have appreciated if LibreOffice PDF export deprecated itself to a "works for me" black and white `Symbola` font instead of the "dysfunctional / not-all-acceptable" `Noto Color Emoji` font. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
