Thank you very much I'll try it now.
And why do I constantly change the font in the console after a reboot? How can I make sure it doesn't change?

That's because of the font for sure. You can try Unifont from there:

https://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/unifont/unifont-15.0.01/

Copy all the TTF files to ~/.fonts and set your terminal font to Unifont 16, 24 or 32 (because
Unifont will look better in these proportions).

Maybe you followed my tip on the Terminus font and enabling the consolefont service which runs
something like

setfont term-v22b

at boot.
You can disable the consolefont service this way:

doas rc-update del consolefont boot

Hello . None of the commands listed on the wiki at your link work in h , I tried:

$ showconsolefont

$ setfont lat2-16 -m 8859-2

setfont -h8 /usr/share/kbd/consolefonts/drdos8x8.psfu.gz

I always get the same error:

Couldn't get a file descriptor referring to the console

setfont must be run as root.

jimmy: I really don't understand why you think doing that with a symbol-font would be good: It is always kind of a risk for this and only works for that special system being setup. One kind of missing component on another one - yours in that example - and all breaks together. So my recommendation would be to use graphics and icons instead of symbol-fonts. I can say from the perspective of development within the part of "output-management" that this is kind of a big problem. In that example as mentioned: There is only one little part missing or one package not there - please remember that the configuration-files you are oriented on were done on 0.3 as far I can see - and rest is not working as it should.

We have all around here discussing on and off different solutions, is there none being possible just using graphical icons? Just graphic-files being used? If you have questions to the original creator than please contact heckyel himself and write him an email about his configuration-files. But it is kind of a problem here because people within this thread don't use that configuration and also not i3wm in this combination. So this is most time going now for guessing what could help. Personally as said: Using graphical icons when this is possible at that place. So you will have for sure the same experience wherever you place the configuration on another system with the same installed components. You can also be sure that nothing is going wrong when you change the configuration-file for example.

Or you can create the symbols just by yourself: Installing inkscape and select the ones from the font creating a svg or png. Using that afterwards without any further problems. To be clear again: Steady graphic-files are in that composition far better than some symbol-fonts. I can tell you endless stories about conversion-problems with printers and more in that scenarios and better to keep of that with clear files allocated. Thinking around the corners, when something is not working in one scenario create another one with comparable outcome but easier to be managed.

Thanks , it worked as superuser even though the wiki lists a normal user .

Unicode 15 emoji list: http://www.unicode.org/Public/emoji/15.0/emoji-test.txt

If you use a text editor with the Unifont font, you could copy the icons easily intto your config file. Install l3afpad with pacman, set the font to Unifont in the settings.

Noto Fonts:

https://notofonts.github.io/

Test:
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🏠
🛜
📶
🎵
📅
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jimmy: In short ... as anthk has written: Using fonts can be a bad option and outcome. I want to help and support you for sure, but graphics / icons are in that case quite more reliable than fonts with kind mimic for icons. So I wanted to motivate you as you can create your own icons. But nevertheless it is also possible to support you elsewhere. I can for sure install the fonts and create symbols / icons doing the same.

But for this I need to know if i3status can load graphics and which formats in detail. So you have for sure two options for a solution:

1. Trying more options from anthk with fonts.
2. Trying out graphics / direct icons created.

One way for sure to decide. I will also look out myself now for this - learning is never wrong.

EDIT: As far I can see most people deal only with fonts doing kind of a mimic for symbols and graphics. I have no further knowledge into this but I also don't any kind of advantage as this can turn out really bad. Perhaps using another editor would be a point? vim? emacs? There are different options available.

Sure, but so far people with more experiences within i3 should also look over here. I would like to know also the ways, but for the moment I can just state common ways I would tryout. For now I can really say that I have zero experience onto that base with i3wm.