Open git bash with admin privilege.
cd "C:/Program Files/Git/usr/share/mintty"
mkdir -p emojis
cd emojis
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wiki/mintty/mintty/getemojis > getemojis
./getemojis -dThen edit settings via gui:
Or .minttyrc (only EmojiPlacement & Emojis are relevant):
Transparency=low
BackgroundColour=29,37,46
Font=Fira Mono for Powerline
Columns=120
Rows=32
FontHeight=10
ThemeFile=dracula
EmojiPlacement=middle
Emojis=windows
Locale=
Charset=Success:
Just use the new windows terminal where everything words out of the box
OK, thanks.
where is the last thing? the gui or minttyrc ?
As you want, the GUI edit the minttyrc file
How do I access the mintty GUI?
How do I access the mintty GUI?
Right-click the Git Bash window and select 'Options' from the context menu.
How do I access the mintty GUI?
Right-click the Git Bash window and select 'Options' from the context menu.
Thanks !!
I did everything step by step but still the emojis are not shown :
:tada: is ascii character, not emoji so you see ascii characters. if you type 🎉 you will it for sure.
If you want :tada: to be rendered as 🎉, use a software that do the translation for you, the issue is not in the terminal.
:tada:is ascii character, not emoji so you see ascii characters. if you type🎉you will it for sure. If you want:tada:to be rendered as🎉, use a software that do the translation for you, the issue is not in the terminal.
I didn't know, I thought that because gitmoji runs in the terminal, the emojis will be in a format that the terminal can understand.
Not sure why, but for me, it was enough to add the following two lines to my ~/.bash_profile without the need to install any emojis. Not sure if this will provide you with all unicode.org emojis, though. Probably not. For me, it was a simple fix so I wanted to share it anyways.
export PYTHONIOENCODING=UTF-8
chcp.com 65001
I followed everything, but nothing worked... help
Just use windows terminal :)
Just use the new windows terminal where everything words out of the box