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Unifont covers all of the BMP (and more), so it's impossible for any other font to cover more of it. But Noto has nicer glyphs for the parts it does cover, so i
by yorwba 6y ago
Unifont covers all of the BMP (and more), so it's impossible for any other font to cover more of it. But Noto has nicer glyphs for the parts it does cover, so it's better to use Unifont as the fallback for characters not in Noto instead of the other way around.
- samatman 6y agoAh, that was a typo, which I've corrected. It appears Noto isn't complete (nor is Unifont), which surprised me when I checked it. I can't recall ever seeing text which wasn't rendered by it in the wild. Unifont itself covers only the BMP. There are a couple of supplements which go past that, which I wasn't aware of.
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