I have had conflicting requests from Fontforge users on their preferred
representation of Unicode unassigned code points in Unifont. So I have
decided to put together a poll to solicit feedback from GNU/Linux
Fontforge users on how they want those glyphs rendered. The poll is
here:
Package: release.debian.org
User: release.debian@packages.debian.org
Usertags: transition
Tags: wheezy
Severity: normal
I am requesting that the version of package Unifont in Testing, unifont
1:5.1.20080914-4, be included in the upcoming Wheezy point release
primarily to align with Colin
user release.debian@packages.debian.org
usertags 730870 pu
thanks
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This is optional under The Unicode Standard, so I had it listed in a
TODO/What's Next list instead of listed as a bug. The Unicode Standard
5.0, which was the authority for Unifont 5.1, allows simply displaying
nothing (The Unicode Standard 5.0, p. 155). Using the space character
as a
The Unicode Standard doesn't specify character widths on purpose, so you won't find such information there. So I had this listed as a TODO/What's Next entry rather than listed as a bug. This block is also not a copy of a Microsoft DOS or Microsoft Windows code page.However, the latest upstream
Accidentally sent the previous response as rich text instead of plain
text. Here it is as plain text:
The Unicode Standard doesn't specify character widths on purpose, so you
won't find such information there. So I had this listed as a
TODO/What's Next entry rather than listed as a bug. This
Colin,
Thank you for the patch. I will incorporate this.
Paul Hardy
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Reuben,
I'm assembling this but it will be a few weeks.
Paul Hardy
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Package: ttf-unifont
Version: 1:5.1.20080820-1
Severity: normal
thanks
The unifont.ttf font handles combining marks such as accents as
zero-width. This means that if they are used, they are superimposed on
a following glyph. This is the way combining marks are entered on many
Input Method
Package: unifont
Version: 19990430-1
Severity: important
The unifont package has always used Hangul Syllables glyphs generated
from Hanterm fonts. Versions of unifont up to 1:1.0-4 also used glyphs
from Hanterm fonts in the U+1100..U+11FF range. According to Debian
Developer Changwoo Ryu,
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On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 3:43 AM, Peter De Wachter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Package: unifont
Binary: unifont
Version: 1:1.0-1
Priority: optional
Section: x11
Maintainer: Paul Hardy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Build-Depends-Indep: debhelper, xutils
Architecture: all
Standards-Version: 3.5.0
Format: 1.0
Directory: pool/main/u/unifont
I'd like to adopt this package. I've added
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