Fredrick Brennan
Fredrick Brennan
Today I'm going to generate an ICU compatible conversion file. (https://unicode-org.github.io/icu/userguide/conversion/data.html#icu-mapping-table-data-files)
Yes, to do it right there need to be three conversion tables: 1. Terry StdFont → Unicode 2. Terry Cyrillic → Unicode 3. TempleOS font merged → Unicode Those files...
(But the result will still _look_ the same in TempleOS.)
By the way, I think that Terry's encoding is the only popular encoding in history which does what's called "LCG unification". This is similar to CJK unification, which is common...
> Regarding point 4, I knew that most of them would have Unicode representations, but I couldn't for the life of me figure out what they were. I was planning...
Hahaha it's not my term, I read it on a Unicode mailing list years ago when someone was making an argument against some point about CJK unification. I've never seen...
this is a packaging issue, not a bug in conky. does Fedora not separately package all the main Lua versions?
> i'll get no response there that sounds like a personal problem
this also causes conky auto conf reload to fail because it gets stuck on trying to tear down the server, it hangs on MHD cleanup— ```c++ Using host libthread_db library...
@brndnmtthws i don't quite understand why you chose to implement it how you did, why not do it all in lua?