Re: Euro symbol and XFree
On Mon, Oct 22, 2001 at 11:38:39AM +0900, Tomohiro KUBOTA wrote:
> Hi,
>
....
> (4) You says that all people (who is currently using latin-1) will
> use latin-9. I imagine you want to emphasis the importance
> and need of latin-9 but the same thing can be said for all
> other fonts. All Japanese people need jisx0208 fonts. All
> East European people need Latin-2 and will need Latin-10(?)
> for Euro sign. and so on.
just FYI: Latin-10 is NOT Latin-2 with Euro sign added.
Latin-10 is Latin-2 with Czech and Slovak specific characters
removed and replaced with Romanian and some other
characters (including Euro).
So for Czechs and Slovaks, the only way how to get Euro sign
in their languages is to use unicode.
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