Does Ubuntu 18.04 show filenames containing emojis in colour?
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I've recently transferred some files made on Mac OS, and containing emojis in their filename, to my Ubuntu 16.04 LTS machine.
The emojis show up in Nautilus, albeit monochromatic. Will I see them in full color if I switch to 18.04 LTS?
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I've recently transferred some files made on Mac OS, and containing emojis in their filename, to my Ubuntu 16.04 LTS machine.
The emojis show up in Nautilus, albeit monochromatic. Will I see them in full color if I switch to 18.04 LTS?
18.04 nautilus emoji
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I've recently transferred some files made on Mac OS, and containing emojis in their filename, to my Ubuntu 16.04 LTS machine.
The emojis show up in Nautilus, albeit monochromatic. Will I see them in full color if I switch to 18.04 LTS?
18.04 nautilus emoji
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I've recently transferred some files made on Mac OS, and containing emojis in their filename, to my Ubuntu 16.04 LTS machine.
The emojis show up in Nautilus, albeit monochromatic. Will I see them in full color if I switch to 18.04 LTS?
18.04 nautilus emoji
18.04 nautilus emoji
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I tested this out in a VM, and it seems you can get colour emojis in 18.04:
16.04:
18.04:
The filenames were created over ssh from macOS using touch 🍺😅; the emojis entered using the macOS emoji picker.
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Yes, 18.04 supports colour emoji by default.
The Ubuntu desktop now ships with a full set of color emoji. Previously, emoji support was inconsistent and emojis appeared as black-and-white in some applications.
Source: What’s New in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS “Bionic Beaver” - How to Geek
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I tested this out in a VM, and it seems you can get colour emojis in 18.04:
16.04:
18.04:
The filenames were created over ssh from macOS using touch 🍺😅; the emojis entered using the macOS emoji picker.
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I tested this out in a VM, and it seems you can get colour emojis in 18.04:
16.04:
18.04:
The filenames were created over ssh from macOS using touch 🍺😅; the emojis entered using the macOS emoji picker.
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I tested this out in a VM, and it seems you can get colour emojis in 18.04:
16.04:
18.04:
The filenames were created over ssh from macOS using touch 🍺😅; the emojis entered using the macOS emoji picker.
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I tested this out in a VM, and it seems you can get colour emojis in 18.04:
16.04:
18.04:
The filenames were created over ssh from macOS using touch 🍺😅; the emojis entered using the macOS emoji picker.
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The Ubuntu desktop now ships with a full set of color emoji. Previously, emoji support was inconsistent and emojis appeared as black-and-white in some applications.
Source: What’s New in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS “Bionic Beaver” - How to Geek
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The Ubuntu desktop now ships with a full set of color emoji. Previously, emoji support was inconsistent and emojis appeared as black-and-white in some applications.
Source: What’s New in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS “Bionic Beaver” - How to Geek
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Yes, 18.04 supports colour emoji by default.
The Ubuntu desktop now ships with a full set of color emoji. Previously, emoji support was inconsistent and emojis appeared as black-and-white in some applications.
Source: What’s New in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS “Bionic Beaver” - How to Geek
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Yes, 18.04 supports colour emoji by default.
The Ubuntu desktop now ships with a full set of color emoji. Previously, emoji support was inconsistent and emojis appeared as black-and-white in some applications.
Source: What’s New in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS “Bionic Beaver” - How to Geek
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