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To be even more pedantic: ᴡᴀᴛᴄʜ

• yebyen 12y ago
  He's right, in all the branding in all the promotional materials that I've seen, they use 0xF8FF. I looked it up, 0xF8FF () is the Apple symbol. If it renders as a square/rectangular box on your computer, it's because it's trademarked and a logo, which means you need an Apple font to render it. (Which I/you don't have, because Apple fonts only come with Apple computers.) Just responding because I saw this comment was downvoted.
  • Someone 12y ago
    actually, 0xF8FF is in a unicode private use area. Font designers can put whatever they want there, and some do (http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_Use_Areas#U.2BF8FF http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_Use_Areas#U.2BF8FF) Apple has standardized some characters in that range in its products, but there is no guarantee that you get an Apple logo there.
  • novas0x2a 12y ago
    And if you're using some common Linux fonts (I'm pretty sure it's dejavu, in this case) that character renders as the Klingon Empire logo. 0xF8FF is in the Unicode Private Use range, so any font is allowed to put whatever they want there :) (If you're curious what your current font has: http://www.unicodemap.org/range/78/Private_Use/ http://www.unicodemap.org/range/78/Private_Use/)
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