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Might be the last beta!
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Significant change to install process recommendations for Linux.
The provided fonts.conf makes Bitstream Vera the default font
since it doesn't override Emoji One Color. README.md instructions
have been updated to use the provided install.sh.
Fixes #17
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For #17
Fixes #14
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Requires Bitstream Vera as the default serif, sans-serif, and
monospace font family since it contains no emoji characters.
Any other emoji-less font can be used, but most systems include
Bitstream Vera so it is used here as the example default. Noto
works well except primarily for 0x2639 and 0x263a.
See fonts.conf example:
fontconfig/user-bitstream-vera-fonts.conf
Workaround fix for #2
Related to #17
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The DejaVu font family is based on the Bitstream Vera font family to provide
greater unicode coverage. The only way to override the emoji it includes is
to make the emoji font the primary system font. This shouldn't be a problem,
but a number of programs do not correctly use font fallback resulting in font
rendering errors everywhere: #1, #5, #16, #18, #19.
This font.conf makes Bitstream Vera the default font for Serif, Sans-Serif,
and Monospace font requests since it does not contain any Unicode Emoji
characters. Emoji One Color font is the first fallback, followed by DejaVu
to provide everything else.
Test with:
fc-match -s serif
fc-match -s sans-serif
fc-match -s monospace
May be the solution for #17
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Closes #13
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Requires scfbuild v1.0.1+
Fixes #3
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Fixes #12
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Closes #10
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Replaces download section for hopefully more clarity.
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Fixes #11
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Fixes #4
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VLC assumes (reasonably) the default sans-serif system font has a full
character set. The result on Linux, when Emoji One Color is the default
font, is that all titles/subtitles appear as missing/error characters.
The solution is to specifically select any other font for subtitles in VLC.
Click Tools menu
Click Preferences option
Click Subtitles / OSD button/tab
Subtitle effects section, select a font
Save.
https://github.com/eosrei/emojione-color-font/issues/5
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Use the same postscript name as the Apple Color Emoji font to
override it.
http://www.macissues.com/2014/11/21/how-to-change-the-default-system-font-in-mac-os-x/
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The 1-9, #, and * characters must be included in a font to make
the associated subsitution/ligatures work. Problem is, when the
font is used as the default sans-serif system font the numbers
are changed everywhere. Amusing, but not going to work.
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Derivative work of the original Emoji One Eye in Speech Bubble.
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This is a waste of bytes within the font and will be handled as a
subsitution in the future.
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Open in Inkscape, resize page to 64x64, scale contents to 60x60,
ungroup everything, save as a plain SVG, clean with SVG optimizer,
replace all headers to match EmojiOne, and sed the Twitter color
to the EmojiOne green.
https://github.com/petercollingridge/SVG-Optimiser
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Removes submodule
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A trace/"stoke" cannot go outside the edges of the source image.
Many of the source SVG vectors go up to the edge of the images, so
the resulting traces did not show the entire shape. A 33px margin
seems to be correct.
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17min -> 11min and far less disk churn on my machine.
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The OpenType font spec requires standard glyphs for each code point.
The SVGinOT versions are optional. This Makefile generates single color
SVG files from the original EmojiOne SVG set. The process is involved,
but has reasonable, though not perfect, results.
1. Make the EmojiOne SVG into a PNG with Inkscape
2. Make the PNG into a BMP with ImageMagick
3. Make the BMP into a Edge Detected PGM with mkbitmap
4. Make the PGM into a black SVG trace with potrace
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