> I reported upstream and tried hard to convince the author that latin k > and cyrillic k differ, but failed :-( Another problem with that font is
What puzzles me is that the author himself is a native speaker of a cyrillic-based language (Bulgarian like you, right?). Even my own memory of studying a cyrillic language (7 years of Russian which I unfortunately never practiced) is very clear about the cyrillic "k" being different from the latin "k". If I'm correct, the cyrillic "k" is close to an uppercase latin "K" but smaller. In short, the layout of an uppercase "K" but the size of lowercase letters. Am I right? If so, and if this is the main blocker for using terminus fonts for Bulgarian, Ukrainian and maybe other cyrillic languages, we should retry to convince the author.....or make a Debian-specific patch. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
