Correct! In Windows, these are missing in Tahoma, but are present in MS Gothic.
Things I considered doing:
- I attempted to find a suitable, metric-compatible font capable of
replacing MS Gothic but it is very particular, and nothing fits the bill
- I thought about creating a metric compatible font, but I'm not sure
that this approach would be the best as it is very time consuming.
- I thought about creating a bare-bones font and shipping it with Wine,
which contains only these three glyphs. This would potentially break
Wine for users who have installed Microsoft's font, depending of the
order of precedence in font loading (I'm not sure about this one)
So as a workaround, I added them to Tahoma which doesn't have any of
those disadvantages. If you can suggest a better approach though please
let me know and I will look into it.
Hmm I thought the tests I was getting were flakey, but it seems that my changes here are causing failing tests. I may ask in IRC if anyone can think of a better approach.