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I'll stick with DejaVu Sans Mono, thanks.

• bmn__ 7y ago
  "143 languages", says the homepage. That's an attempt to take us for a ride. JB Mono does not actually cover very much, see table below. We should stick with DejaVu Sans Mono so that multilingual text does not look like glyph salad. ---- fontforge → Element → Font properties… → Unicode Ranges Non-Unicode Glyphs 159/0 Unassigned Code Points U+0000-U+11FFFF 2/0 Basic Multilingual Plane U+0000-U+FFFF 481/61780 C0 Control Characters U+0000-U+001F 2/0 Basic Latin U+0020-U+007E 95/95 Latin-1 Supplement U+00A0-U+00FF 94/96 Latin Extended-A U+0100-U+017F 128/128 Latin Extended-B U+0180-U+024F 6/208 Spacing Modifier Letters U+02B0-U+02FF 9/80 Greek and Coptic U+0370-U+03FF 2/135 Cyrillic U+0400-U+04FF 94/256 Latin Extended Additional U+1E00-U+1EFF 6/256 General Punctuation U+2000-U+206F 16/111 Superscripts and Subscripts U+2070-U+209F 7/42 Currency Symbols U+20A0-U+20CF 1/32 Letterlike Symbols U+2100-U+214F 5/80 Mathematical Operators U+2200-U+22FF 14/256 Geometric Shapes U+25A0-U+25FF 1/96 Alphabetic Presentation Forms U+FB00-U+FB4F 2/58 Latin Ligatures U+FB00-U+FB06 2/7