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The current Ubuntu font family uses the Serbian/Macedonian glyph variant
for the Cyrillic small letter b (б, U+0431) when text in Bulgarian is
rendered. The affected fonts have a specific substitution table that
replaces the default correct glyph with the wrong language specific one.
This is related to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-font-
family/+bug/708578. As suggested in one of the last comments there,
Bulgarian should use the exact same glyphs as Russian in all styles,
including italic. No other font family uses the Serbian/Macedonian
glyphs for Bulgarian, including pre-computer printed material.
Example generated with:
pango-view -o /tmp/bulgarian-b.pdf --font 'Ubuntu 24' --width=250 --markup
--text "Expected glyphs: <span lang='ru'><big>б <i>б</i></big></span> Actual
glyphs: <span lang='bg'><big>б <i>б</i></big></span>"
** Affects: fonts-ubuntu (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Wrong glyph variant for Bulgarian Cyrillic small letter b (б, U+0431)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1188608
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