Re: Unicode is optimal for Chinese/Japanese multilingual texts

[Werner LEMBERG]

> Could you explain (as native speaker), how many KANJIs are _really_
> different between C vs J vs K ?  I think, about 95% are common.

Ken Lunde from Adobe published a Unicode conference paper on how many
different glyph shapes are necessary to get `official' glyph variants
for the particular script (Chinese, Japanese, Korean).  You need about
30% more glyphs.


    Werner
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