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I have yet to find a suitable alternative for the W10 emoji picker that works on linux. I like to use emojis as color codes for errors etc in some of my scripts
by egeres 1y ago
I have yet to find a suitable alternative for the W10 emoji picker that works on linux. I like to use emojis as color codes for errors etc in some of my scripts and I find them very useful as location markers since a visual element is always faster to be recognized by the eye than pure plain text. This tool is also useful when you use multiple messaging applications because you share the same "most used" emojis panel. It also frustrates me that the W11 emoji picker got downgraded, it's much more limited and has less of a minimalist design (╯‵□′)╯︵┻━┻
- Y_Y 1y agoYou could probably vibe-code one appropriate to your setup in about ten minutes. It's a very simple application. Otherwise use the one from your DE. KDE's isn't bad.
- Symbiote 1y agoI've never come across that before. Super+. opens it. It seems to copy the emoji to the clipboard rather than inserting it directl.
- toast0 1y agoDoes it run in wine? Can you hold your nose and ignore the license? (Don't take the cursed build obviously)