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But only for Latin/Greek/Cyrillic scripts; it makes no claim to be a pan-Unicode font (family).
by jfk13 4y ago
But only for Latin/Greek/Cyrillic scripts; it makes no claim to be a pan-Unicode font (family).
- mistrial9 4y agook I did review the Gentium characters after this.. Gentium is an odd set of every dot, egrave, umlaut and circumflex, in many, many variations. You are right that Gentium does not make an effort to represent unicode code pages. Instead, it seems that the designers know about very old and odd language systems of Eastern and Central Europe, and have reproduced those.