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"content": "Minor news about #Xmoji: It's now featured on LinuxLinks.com 🍻\nhttps://www.linuxlinks.com/xmoji-plain-x11-emoji-keyboard/\n\nOn their comparison of #emoji pickers for #Linux, it ranks 4th: https://www.linuxlinks.com/best-free-open-source-gui-emoji-pickers/\n\nMy goal with Xmoji is to create the \"best\" emoji keyboard for plain #X11. Given the scope of this comparison (Linux, any GUI which of course includes #wayland ... 🙈), I'd claim I'm pretty much \"on track\" here. 😎 It certainly can't rank first, because:\n\n- It's X11 only (by design!)\n- There's not a single #package for any major Linux distribution.\n\nMaybe you could help to \"fix\" the \"package issue\"? 👋😇 Packages currently exist for #FreeBSD and #NetBSD.\n\nhttps://media.bsd.cafe/bsdmmedia01/media_attachments/files/113/599/266/431/588/852/original/72d0ea0cfdcbbdf2.png",
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