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FYI: In the install instructions, the line:
sudo rm /etc/fonts/conf.d/10*
causes emoji characters in many apps to look about ten times too large. (They are often then clipped by the line height.).
Specifically, the problem is caused by deleting 10-scale-bitmap-fonts.conf, as described here: https://askubuntu.com/questions/940899/noto-color-emojis-look-super-huge
10-scale-bitmap-fonts.conf
I don't know whether what you're trying to achieve with that 'rm' can be achieved by removing more specific symlinks, leaving that one intact?
I'm on Ubuntu 20.04 (pre-release), but the stack overflow question makes it sound like this also applies to older releases.
I don't have any problem personally, I'm just filing this to let you know about it. Close this if you wish. Thank you!
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FYI: In the install instructions, the line:
causes emoji characters in many apps to look about ten times too large. (They are often then clipped by the line height.).
Specifically, the problem is caused by deleting
10-scale-bitmap-fonts.conf
, as described here:https://askubuntu.com/questions/940899/noto-color-emojis-look-super-huge
I don't know whether what you're trying to achieve with that 'rm' can be achieved by removing more specific symlinks, leaving that one intact?
I'm on Ubuntu 20.04 (pre-release), but the stack overflow question makes it sound like this also applies to older releases.
I don't have any problem personally, I'm just filing this to let you know about it. Close this if you wish. Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: