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I didn't realize that digitization of all historical works was the goal of unicode. There's plenty of space for everything. And only a few fonts out there aim f
by Stamp01 4y ago
I didn't realize that digitization of all historical works was the goal of unicode. There's plenty of space for everything. And only a few fonts out there aim for complete coverage, like noto.
I just don't have the personal fortitude to attempt something so grandiose. Seems like a fool's errand.
Also, keep in mind there's not just one multiocular O. There's a bunch with varying numbers of eyes.
- db48x 4y agoNot every goal needs to be something you can accomplish in a day or a year or even one lifetime. There are not quite 8000 spoken languages on Earth at the moment, and a lot of them are from cultures that never invented writing. SIL has sent a missionary to most of them to learn the language, invent a writing system for it, teach it to them, and translate the New Testament into it. Most of those are fairly standard alphabets using characters from the Latin scripts, plus perhaps a few new characters or new combinations of character and diacritical. The task is large, but finite.