În data de Tue, 21 Feb 2023 20:56:24 +0000, toki a scris:
I forgot this: what is the point in keeping something aesthetically
pleasing, but restricted to 'Western' Latin languages only ?
Depending upon how one counts, between half and two thirds of the
languages in current use, that have been reduced to a writing system,
use the Latin Writing System. Rephrasing, roughly 1500 languages
spoken today, use the Latin writing system.
Just a quick note: even if you are generally right, the font I have been criticizing here, i.e.
Vegur – at least the version I found without digging too much, includes the letter-based glyphs
from Latin-1 Supplement plane and 17 glyphs from Latin Extended-A plane (out of 128); and that's
all.
*This* appears to be the TDF branding for the "1500 languages spoken today" that use the Latin
writing system.
Cristi
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