oyd11/beria-zaghawa-PUA-font

# beria-zaghawa-PUA-font ## Beria font, encoded in Unicode PUA Based on the SIL provides font, using the SIL Open Font License 1.1 see: * languagetools-153419.appspo… : Craig Cornelius (ᏇᎩ) 's Beria / Zaghawa * omniglot.com * github.com * fontforge.org * scripts.sil.org * github.com ### Original SIL ASCII mapping font This is quite useful, as it's possible to type using any Latin keyboard map this way, and it's possible to render it in many systems. The downside is obviously that the Beria characters override Latin this way.... so searchability is hurt. ---- From: Kobic Date: Thu, 11 Apr 2019 at 01:15 Subject: Beria / PUA /unicode To: Craig Cornelius (ᏇᎩ) Cc: Deborah W ANDERSON Hello, I've done something very technical, added 0xf0000 to all the "ASCII based" range in the 2008 OTF-SIL provided font. Attaching: .sfd - this is the 'FontForge' format I think, for editing .woff - the compiled output and my own test page: .html + .css Opening them on my system works , even though FontForge gives warnings on the .woff compilation, I do not suggest that this will be any distributed form of the Beria-PUA encoding, it's just I'm going on vacation this Friday, and after-which some job related travel, I'll probably only be able to play with this things again at about the 15th of May ... But, since it takes a-bit of fiddling to setup the encoding, I hope Craig can only try playing with this PUA reencoded version already; Tomorrow, I'll try to install this font on Android and MacOS (I've done this on my linux box, I wasn't able to run FontForge on my Macbook btw) I'm curious whether installing this font system-wide (locally, manually) - will make the PUA chars render as Beria, like if I paste PUA in this very email: whether it can show as Beria on my Android device gmail client, etc; …