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# Unicode compliant debian emoji font based on NotoColorEmoji
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Default emoji font does not attempt to meet unicode standard since 2018:
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Excerpt from standard:
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Unicode standard: Encoding Stability
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Applicable Version: Unicode 2.0+
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Once a character is encoded, it will not be moved or removed.
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## Build:
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1. Manually remove NotoColorEmoji.ttf from system (Options in font manager gui, or maybe /usr/share/fonts/truetype/noto)
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2. Build, copy out file, and re-install.
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git clone https://gut.oily.dad/finn/uc-debian-emojifont.git emfont
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cd emfont
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mkdir fontvol
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docker build -t emojis .
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docker run -v $PWD/fontvol:/fontvol emojis:latest
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Find NotoColorEmoji.ttf and re-install via method of choice.
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