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Pavel2018-06-30 19:08:33
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Pavel, 2018-06-30 19:08:33

Is it possible in a zsh terminal (or other terminal) to display a unicode-10 character?

Is it possible to display a unicode-10 character? I saw the design of zsh with a unicode-1 character, a cloud. Is it possible to use the latest revisions? If zsh can't, is there a shell that can?
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https://emojipedia.org/cloud/ For example, when I type echo "\u2601" I get the cloud symbol
https://emojipedia.org/brain/ in the terminal, but it doesn't work with this symbol.
Does it depend on the terminal at all or is it also tied to the font?

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DevMan, 2018-06-30
@rusbaron

emnip, it depends on the font.
for example, on my macos 10.12, the brain icon is not displayed, but it is perfectly displayed on 10.13 (which just got emoji updates).

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