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Greek alphabet #2
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Thanks @gizmecano :) I expect that this year there'll be some refinement of the Latin and Cyrillic, but developing the greek will require so much time that it can't be done on a hobbyist basis. If you can organize funds then @alexeiva and I can make the development happen :) |
I totally understand that developing a complete Unicode block would be a significant work (and frankly, I'm absolutely unable to finance such a project alone right now). I have inquired about this possibility only because I have recently discovered several glyphs were already integrated. By the way, I'm happy to listen that some improvements are possible in the existing subsets. I let you close this issue if you think that it isn't in plannable until further notice. |
Those have a 2nd life as Latin math symbols which is why they are included in most Latin fonts; their presence doesn't signal intent to develop a Greek orthography :) |
I will leave this as a development request. |
May be at least remove μ and π from Lora - so that they would be from the fallback font? But this would have other drawbacks because of the sepcial Lora italics... |
Or you can use regular Libertinus Serif as regular and regular GFS Bodoni / GFS Artermisia as italic. There are many nice open source fonts there (not all of them open source actually) - especially GFS Porson but I do not see it with Lora... |
@kiwi0fruit. Pi and mu are required as part of a basic math set. I am against copy-pasting glyphs from another font. You can remove these glyphs for your own needs via fonttools / fontdiet, or fontsquirell font face generator by selecting a subset. |
+1 for Greek support. |
Really pleased to see that the development of this font seems still active (and also open source).
Do you planned a full support for the Greek alphabet in the future (as at this time, only six glyphs seem to be available:
Γ Δ Π Ω μ π
)? IMHO, it's one of the only main features missing to perfect this font...The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: