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@pauldhunt I did see ᵯ ᵰ in the glyph list, but I didn’t realize you had already implemented the tilde overlay on other letters as well.

@pauldhunt The spacing could be improved, I think. The tilde on ᵯ ᵰ is too wide, and letters with the combining overlay need a little more space around them, and...

@rchildree For the time being, you can use the sequences U+0079 U+0304 ȳ and U+0059 U+0304 Ȳ, which Unicode defines as canonically identical to the precomposed characters.

Even though it’s not encoded as a precomposed glyph, Source Serif already supports ṁ. You can use m followed by U+0307 COMBINING DOT ABOVE, which is defined by Unicode to...


Source Sans already supports most of these. Turkish, Azerbaijani, and the current version of Kazakh Latin are fully supported by the [Adobe Latin 3 character set](http://adobe-type-tools.github.io/adobe-cyrillic-charsets/adobe-cyrillic-3.html), and Kazakh Cyrillic is...

@joekukish The image I posted does not include Abkhaz characters (since they aren’t supported by Source Sans yet), only Kazakh, Turkish and Azerbaijani.

> @projectshifter Source Serif is a separate project with its own development timeline. Is this truly an issue for this project, Source Sans, or is it an issue with Source...