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Thanks for the mode, it make Emacs a lot more user-friendly.
When I open a file, which is in "utf-8-auto-dos" (resp. "utf-8-auto-mac") I get a pretty Windows (resp. MacOS) icon in the mode-line. But when I open a file in "utf-8-auto-unix" encoding, I get a "?" in the mode-line...
This is quite strange (and a bit surprising for a software like Emacs, that is born in the Unix world!)
Even if I take any file in any encoding and change it (either by clicking the modeline icon or using set-buffer-file-coding-system and selecting "utf-8-auto-unix"), I still get "?" in the modeline...
See attached picture:
FYI, I use: mode-icons 20200920.2031 dependency from MELPA
Also I have some fonts installed as recommended:
fonts-font-awesome/focal,focal,now 5.0.10+really4.7.0~dfsg-1 all [installed]
fonts-octicons/focal,focal,bionic,bionic,now 4.4.0-2 all [installed]
texlive-fonts-extra/focal,focal,now 2019.202000218-1 all [installed,automatic]
(last one is what I get with apt search mfizz)
Also, I've verified in /home/user/.emacs.d/elpa/mode-icons-20200920.2031/icons, I have file FontAwesome-f17c.xpm which is the Linux icon.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi,
Thanks for the mode, it make Emacs a lot more user-friendly.
When I open a file, which is in "utf-8-auto-dos" (resp. "utf-8-auto-mac") I get a pretty Windows (resp. MacOS) icon in the mode-line. But when I open a file in "utf-8-auto-unix" encoding, I get a "?" in the mode-line...
This is quite strange (and a bit surprising for a software like Emacs, that is born in the Unix world!)
Even if I take any file in any encoding and change it (either by clicking the modeline icon or using
set-buffer-file-coding-system
and selecting "utf-8-auto-unix"), I still get "?" in the modeline...See attached picture:
FYI, I use:
mode-icons 20200920.2031 dependency
from MELPAAlso I have some fonts installed as recommended:
(last one is what I get with
apt search mfizz
)Also, I've verified in
/home/user/.emacs.d/elpa/mode-icons-20200920.2031/icons
, I have fileFontAwesome-f17c.xpm
which is the Linux icon.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: