Matthew Turnbull wrote:I dunno why, but the font won't work for me, I tried it in openoffice in Ubuntu, and hit the keys <bird> and got this,
As you'll recall, Kenakoliku doesn't have an "r". I just filled "r" with a random character.
Matthew Turnbull wrote:also it doesn't seem to contain a full character set when I try to input a character. Is this because I jumped the gun and downloaded an old version, or is the font broken for my environment?
The font has a full character set for
our phonology. It doesn't need anything else, so why make characters for them (and what would they look like)? (Note: Though we still need to decide on numbers and punctuation.) But what's happening with your program is that it's not using ligatures. You have to go into OpenOffice (however you do it in there) and tell it to use either default ligatures (should work), or all ligatures (must work). Then keep in mind when typing that the only characters available are those for which we have phonemes (p, t, k, b, d, g, m, n, ng, l, f, v, s, z, x, j, tx, dj, ts, dz, a, e, i, o, u).