I didn't mean it unkindly, though :-) It's just that it looks rather
blocky. Also I think the developers themselves declare it to be "ugly,
but complete", if I remember correctly.
/jan
Leonardo Boiko wrote:
Unifont is not ugly for its intended purpose: a bitmapped, fixed-width
16-pixel font. It’s great for terminals or Emacs IMHO, as long as
your monitor resolution isn’t too high…
I don’t know Chinese so I can’t vouch for coverage, but Wen Quan Yi
seems to be the most popular open-source Chinese font (the hànzì in
Unifont are actually based on it, IIRC). The website is
http://wenq.org/enindex.cgi , but it’s pre-packaged for all major
distros.
