What's new in Quivira 4.1
Aug 25, 2014
- New characters:
- Greek and Coptic (completed, 1 new character)
- Cyrillic Supplement (completed, 8 new characters)
- Armenian (completed, 2 new characters)
- Runic (completed, 8 new characters)
- Currency Symbols (completed, 3 new characters)
- Miscellaneous Technical (completed, 7 new characters)
- Miscellaneous Symbols and Arrows (completed, 115 new characters)
- Supplemental Punctuation (completed, 17 new characters)
- Cyrillic Extended-B (completed, 6 new characters)
- Latin Extended-D (completed, 18 new characters)
- Latin Extended-E (complete, 50 characters)
- Private Use Area: Control Pictures Extended (6 characters)
- Ancient Greek Numbers (completed, 2 new characters)
- Ancient Symbols (completed, 1 new character)
- Old Italic (completed, 1 new character)
- Ugaritic (complete, 31 characters)
- Playing Cards (completed, 23 new characters)
- Enclosed Alphanumerics Supplement (completed, 2 new characters)
- Miscellaneous Symbols and Pictographs (32 new characters)
- Emoticons (completed, 2 new characters)
- Geometric Shapes Extended (64 characters)
New in Quivira 4.0 (Dec 14, 2013)
- Changes:
- From now on, Quivira is provided as an OpenType font instead of TrueType. There should be no obvious changes when you use Quivira¹, but the OpenType format provides more possibilities and is needed for the new features (which were not possible in a TrueType font).
- Combining Diacritical Marks are now placed correctly on many base letters in the Latin, Greek and Cyrillic script and in the IPA.
- In the four Philippine scripts Tagalog, Hanunoo, Buhit and Tagbanwa the combinations of base consonants and vowel sign now all work correctly.
- Several fixes and improvements on existing characters (thanks to Rainer Seitel for pointing them out).
- New characters:
- Currency Symbols: 1 new character (Turkish Lira Sign)
- CJK Symbols and Punctuation: 8 new characters
- Enclosed CJK Letters and Months: 1 new character (Korean Standard Symbol)
- Private Use Area: Alphanumeric Supplement: 38 new characters
- Private Use Area: Partially Enclosed Alphanumerics-A and -B: 261 new characters (some of them for elliptical international vehicle registration codes, proposed by Daniel Buncic)
- Private Use Area: Control Pictures Supplement: 5 new characters
- Specials: 3 new characters
- Miscellanous Symbols and Pictographs: 2 new characters (thumbs up and thumbs down)
New in Quivira 3.8 (Oct 22, 2013)
- Added or upgraded blocks:
- Armenian (completed, 1 new character)
- Georgian (completed, 5 new characters)
- Miscellaneous Mathematical Symbols-A (completed, 2 new characters)
- Coptic (completed, 2 new characters)
- Georgian Supplement (completed, 2 new characters)
- Tifinagh (completed, 2 new characters)
- Vai (complete, 300 characters)
- Cyrillic Extended-B (completed, 9 new characters)
- Latin Extended-D (completed, 5 new characters)
- Enclosed Alphanumeric Supplement (completed, 2 new characters)
- Emoticons (completed, 13 new characters)
New in Quivira 3.7 (Feb 22, 2012)
- Samaritan (complete, 61 characters)
- Miscellaneous Symbols (63 new characters, mainly Zodiacal and map symols)
- Dingbats (13 new characters)
- Private Use Area: Solresol (15 characters)
- Private Use Area: Genji-mon Symbols (54 characters)
- Imperial Aramaic (complete, 31 characters)
- Miscellaneous Symbols and Pictographs (48 new characters)
- Emoticons (completed, 11 new characters)
- Alchemical Symbols (complete, 116 characters)