I would like to request an emacs icon. Something rendered from or
. Thank you.
i would like to have this as well. +1
i would like to have this as well. +1
+1 from me too
any updates on this
+1
+1
Has anyone made an attempt to do this?
@IvanMalison i wish there exists quick/easy "how to " guideline for this... so i could try :grin:
@zerOnepal Yeah, I'd spend the time to do it if there were. Even cooler would be a a generator that could make one from any image.
+1
+1 Emacs
+1 Vim
+1 Emacs
+1
+1
+1
I've just added Emacs icon to my i3 bar from the Atom file-icon.
@jcllompart you have any breadcrumbs left for us signaling how you did that ?
goto
https://github.com/file-icons/atom/tree/master/fonts
and grab file-icons.woff2
then transform woff2 to ttf with any online tools -i did it with https://everythingfonts.com/woff2-to-ttf-
download the ttf file and install new fonts -i did it this way:
$ sudo mv file-icons.ttf /usr/share/fonts
$ sudo fc-cache -fv // or just restart your computer
then goto
http://bluejamesbond.github.io/CharacterMap/
and select your file-icons.ttf file.
then just search for the emacs icon, select, and copy it from the Character item.
you just paste it whenever you want in your i3 config file.
That's how it looks now.
although i don't usually have the i3bar visible on my desktop.
that's very verbose... thanks for sharing :bowing_man: @jcllompart
the wait for awesome icons is no more an advent.
Shouldn't we use the new emacs icon which dropped the pen from the log?
+1
@dikeert Don't just say "+1"! It notifies everyone in the thread!
Instead of taking additional step to convert file-icons.woff2
to ttf. Just use ttf fonts provided by all-the-icons.el
PS: if you use it alongside fontawaesome, e.g
font pango:Source Code Pro, FontAwesome 10, file-icons 10
It will clash, so I hope fontawesome will add the icons soon.
+1
It would be better to have the updated icon.
Most helpful comment
goto

https://github.com/file-icons/atom/tree/master/fonts
and grab file-icons.woff2
then transform woff2 to ttf with any online tools -i did it with https://everythingfonts.com/woff2-to-ttf-
download the ttf file and install new fonts -i did it this way:
$ sudo mv file-icons.ttf /usr/share/fonts
$ sudo fc-cache -fv // or just restart your computer
then goto
http://bluejamesbond.github.io/CharacterMap/
and select your file-icons.ttf file.
then just search for the emacs icon, select, and copy it from the Character item.
you just paste it whenever you want in your i3 config file.
That's how it looks now.