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Sending the escape sequence from the shell is easy. Reading the response is more difficult. It's doable in `bash`, because bash's version of the `read` built-in supports a custom delimiter...

If no windowing system is available, I think there should be *some* record in the debug log that something is missing, and maybe a suggestion of what to do about...

Even without linking to documentation, the error message could say something like "run Kakoune inside tmux or GNU Screen for windowing support".

And my plugins are in the list, huzzah!

I figured out that the code that builds the Kakoune plugins page is in the `gh-pages` branch of the Kakoune repository, in [js/plugins.js](https://github.com/mawww/kakoune/blob/b727e29878f9a398394e9a2dee8c043ea614a11f/js/plugins.js). However, it's a paged API and adds...

My only guess is that `window_range` uses "y x h w" order because [that's what ncurses uses](https://linux.die.net/man/3/mvaddch), presumably because [that's what terminals use](https://vt100.net/docs/vt102-ug/chapter5.html#S5.5.2.6) (search for "CUP"). Of course, that doesn't...

The `file(1)` command does detect Fish scripts, but deliberately gives them the same MIME type as any other shell script: https://github.com/file/file/blob/e470cab2a3d0ef967399ca08df7e29402a1fb6a8/magic/Magdir/commands#L95-L96 Meanwhile, Kakoune's fish filetype plugin only checks for filenames...

Works fine on Debian Testing:  Make sure you're using a Unicode locale (i.e. running `locale -a` prints things that mention UTF-8) and that Kakoune is linked against `libncursesw` rather...

I think if you run `otool -L $(which kak)` in your terminal, you should see what libraries your Kakoune is linked with.

Comparing your screenshot to the file you linked to, and looking up individual emoji in [EmojiPedia](https://emojipedia.org/), it looks like the working emoji were added to Unicode in 2016 or before,...