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The GNU unifont has a glyph for every printable code point in the
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Unicode Basic Multilinguial Plane(BMP). The BMP is the first Unicode
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"plane" of 65,536(16bit) code points, and includes character encoding
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for most of the world's modern scripts.
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By default, the package will include precompiled versions of the font in
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OTF (OpenType), TTF (TrueType), PCF (X Window bitmap), PSF (console) and
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OTB (OpenType Bitmap) formats. This can be changed using FONTFORMATS
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environment variable, which should be set to comma-separated list of
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font formats to be included in the package.
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Available formats are:
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otf = OpenType
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ttf = TrueType
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pcf = X Window bitmap
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psf = Console fonts
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otb = OpenType Bitmap fonts, compatible with recent versions of Pango
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which don't support BDF/PCF fonts. Fonts in this format are
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generated by converting precompiled BDF/PCF fonts using fonttosfnt
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tool.
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For example, setting FONTFORMATS=pcf,psf will include only PCF and PSF
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fonts in the package. If FONTFORMATS variable is not set then the
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default value "otf,ttf,pcf,psf,otb" is assumed.
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