Elijah Gabe Pérez

> We haven't changed anything regarding the icons. 🤔 > > cc @DevelopmentCool2449 In case > you know anything. > I'll try to find the problem, when i have a...

It seems to be a problem with your emacs, i tested your configuration on windows 10 and nerd icons works fine for me.  I don't think it could be...

Can you eval these snippets in a scratch buffer and and tell what do you get? ``` elisp ;;#1 (insert (dashboard-replace-displayable (apply #'nerd-icons-icon-for-file "file.el" :height '(2)))) ;;#2 (char-displayable-p (string-to-char (apply...

Then isn't a dashboard problem as i see. `apply` works well but `char-displayable-p` is failing. can you do another test? ```elisp ;;#1 (string-to-char (nerd-icons-icon-for-file "file.el" :height 2)) ;;#2 (string-to-char (apply...

I could reproduce the issue, it is due `char-displayable-p` is only checking if icon is displayable on current frame font, changing font to anyone that is not from nerd-fonts fonts...

> I am still bewildered since I am also on Windows 11, but I cannot reproduce this issue... Try changing your current frame font to anyone that don't have nerd-icons...

Try with `emacs -Q` and only using `nerd-icons` with a basic dashboard setup or disabling `use-ttf`

Apparently `(prefer-coding-system 'utf-8)` and `(set-language-environment "UTF-8")` only works well in `early-init.el`.

Hello @LionyxML can we use your banner for the new [doom-dashboard](https://github.com/emacs-dashboard/doom-dashboard) package?

Banner has been added to [https://github.com/emacs-dashboard/doom-dashboard](doom-dashboard) Thank you!