Gajim - 2023-08-09

I see that when default encryption for an account is set to omemo, it works for direct chats but not for mucs that are set to members only and not anonymous.

This seems like it might be a bug as a user might expect it to work in any case where encryption is possible

fjklp, OMEMO does not work for occupant messages.

This is not bug, this is design.

I'm talking about a case where omemo can be used

Oh, sorry.

no its not a bug, it was intentional

What packages are required to get emojis displayed in 1.8.1 and opensuse tumbleweed? A click on the the smilies icon only shows a text for types of them.

I guess there is a dependency missing.

google emoji font packages on your system

in debian its called noto-emoji or something

I have already installed: google-noto-coloremoji-fonts - Noto Color Emoji font /usr/share/fonts/truetype /usr/share/fonts/truetype/NotoColorEmoji.ttf /usr/share/licenses/google-noto-coloremoji-fonts /usr/share/licenses/google-noto-coloremoji-fonts/LICENSE

looks like it's google-noto-coloremoji-fonts

I don't see why it wouldn't work

> no its not a bug, it was intentional I'm curious of the rationale

I will try with a clean user account. maybe it is a user-wide font problem. Thanks for the help so far.

positron, yes its most likely a font config problem

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basically which font your system chooses

> basically which font your system chooses Yes lovetox it actually is. Emojis work when runng Gajim under another user. Thank you for the help

I have found the cause. Display of emojies works only when anti-aliasing is diasbled in KDE's systemsettings for the fonts. ✏

Must just be a Suse thing, KDE on Debian emoji work on Gajim with anti aliasing enabled

That's weird, works for me with antialiasing on Tumbleweed. ✏