[1 mod] Arabic: ambiguity between digits ۱ and ۲ in UbuntuArabicBetaF
Bug #872487 reported by
Masoud Abkenar
This bug affects 1 person
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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Ubuntu Font Family |
Triaged
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Undecided
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Unassigned |
Bug Description
If you have them together, like ۱۲ (12), it's easy to distinguish between them. But if there is just a ۱ (1) in a text, you can easily confuse it with a ۲ (2). Either remove the serif in ۱ (1) or add a curvature to the upper part of ۲ (2).
summary: |
- Arabic: ambiguity between digits ۱ and ۲ in UbuntuArabicBetaF + [1 mod] Arabic: ambiguity between digits ۱ and ۲ in UbuntuArabicBetaF |
tags: | added: uff-dm-review |
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Masoud: very good feedback, thank you. It's really appreciated.
Please could you post a screenshot from your particular system, to help understand about out whether it's an underlying problem in the design of the glyphs, or an artefact of the rendering at a particular size.
Could you post in the two magic debugging characters '' and '' into the line of text in question before taking the screenshot. These provide additional informational (they'll be less useful in this particular case, but it's good to have them for consistency).