Frank Grießhammer

@be5invis Thank you for this suggestion. A good start would be identifying characters to be created, and their purpose. In addition to that, links to reference material would be appreciated.

Here is some related material: http://typeculture.com/academic-resource/articles-essays/three-typefaces-for-mathematics/ http://www.tiro.com/Articles/Word_to_InD_Math.pdf The character set of Cambria Math: https://web.archive.org/web/20070724002846/http://www.tiro.nu/Articles/Cambria/Cambria_Math_Basic_Spec_V1.pdf

This could be achieved using `fontTools`’ `pyftsubset`: - make a copy of the GlyphOrderAndAliasDB file at https://github.com/adobe-fonts/source-code-pro/blob/master/Roman/GlyphOrderAndAliasDB - remove the 2nd column - remove (or comment out) the symbols you...

Thank you. This will be part of a future extension to Adobe Latin-5: http://adobe-type-tools.github.io/adobe-latin-charsets/adobe-latin-5.html

U+2713 ✓ (CHECK MARK) is part of Source Code Pro, not U+2714 ✔ (HEAVY CHECK MARK). I don’t think U+2717 has ever been part of the family.

Those characters are part of Zapf Dingbats, which is one of the most common dingbat fonts. Your OS should come with a font that at least supports the Unicode range...

Thank you for this detailed request. There currently is no immediate goal to extend Source Serif to AL-5 or add all of IPA, but adding individual glyphs (especially with a...

Thanks! Since Source Sans is already taking that route, I will implement the African variant (cap-size lowercase n form) as a default, and add the N-shaped variant via `language NSM`...

I will think about it. Usually I am not in favor of using up a stylistic set for a single glyph variant, but I agree there should be a secondary...

@FloraCanou Why is that? Which other reasons would you suggest are valid?