The text «L'été est décidément », with Chancery Uralic, in
openoffice.org-writer, appears like:
«L'ŭtŭ est dŭcidŭment

Even if this is «
Truetype fonts for Cyrillic-based Uralic languages» and some letters
are unknown, it is a bad idea to display other characters than thoses
coded.

It should be better to display the interrogative mark, or even the
linux square containg the unicode number

Thanks for your report. I will try this fonts for western
languages in different applications.  Now I have no ideas about it,
additional exloration needed.

Hi Esa,

Myself and several others have noted that the Uralic fonts are broken
wrt mappings between the glyphs and Unicode code points. Are you aware
of this issue and will you be fixing it?

http://bugs.debian.org/384124
http://bugs.debian.org/517012
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ttf-uralic/+bug/73211

Hello Paul,

You probably mean that the Cyrillic is duplicated in the place of
Latin-1 additional characters? Yes, these fonts were designed to be
"foolproof", so that they would work in all applications beginning
from Windows 3. They were never meant to be compatible with additional
Latin characters. You are free to fix this problem with the characters
found in the original fonts.

Yours,
Esa Anttikoski

Lainaus Paul Wise <pabs@debian.org>:

I don't know what you mean by any of that. All I know is that this font
doesn't render correctly when given certain parts of Unicode.

I take it that you don't intend to fix this issue.

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