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In a way it's intentional. `pdoc.Function` has historically only known functions and methods. https://github.com/pdoc3/pdoc/blob/3a5e1d1241562691cb64584add3c8ed647ea2505/pdoc/__init__.py#L1028-L1033 The unbound functions are simplified into "Static methods" because they behave like so. I guess calling...

Agreed. If you'd like to propose a patch to fix this, it should be reviewed favorably.

I suspect this is due to the emoji font that ends up being used by the app. In that font the emoji sequence ends up as two (or several) glyphs....

* Locate your installation with `locate efck-chat-keyboard` or `find ~ -type f -executable -name efck-chat-keyboard | head -n 1` or similar. * `cd` into that directory so you can use...

You're doing fine. The environment, consisting of all exported variables (as output by command `env`), is one of the things passed to every spawned child process. If you exported the...

> 1. If i use the shortcut i had set up to a key on my keyboard, the app starts with the default emojis: This is because `ICON_FONT=` is only...

> Do you find more success with "Twemoji Mozilla" (COLR) font as published a few years ago by Mozilla? Note: > In Qt 6.9, our support on Windows and Freetype...

Did you set and export `ICON_FONT='Twemoji Mozilla'`? Above-quoted blog snippet is about Qt 6.9+. LMDE 22 (featuring Debian "Bookworm" 12) only has Qt 6.4 ... Maybe that has something to...

I'm quite confident that on a Debian, the package depends on Qt (PyQt) provided by the distribution! https://github.com/efck-chat-keyboard/efck/blob/05066d81f3d2f91da00bc539eba2cb2bde22c0ba/packaging/debian/control#L20-L26 I've been able to confirm the rainbow flag emoji renders as two-glyphs...

As a small easter egg, clicking on the EF*CK link located in the app's top-left corner leads to the project website, where [in the FAQ section](https://efck-chat-keyboard.github.io/faq/#bug-report) there are links for...