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feat: add font logos of Operating Systems #983
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https://github.com/quickemu-project/quickemu-icons already exists and is used for list_csv. |
🤔 I am already contributed there But that are colored svg icons (also gathered in my repo..) Some are already in nerd fonts but not all.. |
Unless I'm completely mistaken, you won't be able to display anything in a font other than your console font. The idea of a feature within a project like quickget which requires the user to change their font is ridiculous. Realistically, the only way to make this work for all users would be to display ASCII art instead. |
Intriguing. |
Do you like the idea @flexiondotorg? |
It is an interesting idea. How are the distro font glyphs provided exactly? |
Currently are only two options
version 0.0.2 is working :) v0.0.3 broken!Already released on github and on npm if someone wanna get there... https://github.com/oSoWoSo/quickemu-font-and-logos This I think could be quicker to acomplish (and push it all to font-logos or nerd-fonts later) I need gather complete specification of svg needed for conversion. Implementation:
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I guess zen0bit's idea is to ask users to either install an additional font with the OS logos as glyphs that is selected via fontfallback, or switch their terminal's font to a different font with that glyphs.
I would not use such harsh words, but 100% ACK ;) I would be annoyed if some application throws codepoints at me that are displayed as Tofu unless I install some additional font and/or switch fonts. |
I have similar concerns to those expressed by @Finii. Closing this as out of scope. |
What about pretty icons used in quickemu/quickget?
Not sure how to easily show svg in any terminal..
But found how to create fonts.
What about font with Operating Systems logos?
Working on it...
0.0.3 - font broken
quickemu-logos repo
PR will follow later#1082(Still not all logos there yet)
And here is screenshot of actual font: (0.0.2)
with not yet removed apps logos from source repo https://github.com/lukas-w/font-logos
So far my conversion of quickemu logo
isn't sucesfull (font shows circle or square instead)
PS: Interested for qqX? @TuxVinyards
PPS: Due to screen readers this must be optional!
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