That's a weird goal for Unicode to have. We've already accomplished that; a PDF file does the job better (note: PDF documents already support every character existing in the past, present, or future!) while being less complex.
That's a weird goal for Unicode to have. We've already accomplished that; a PDF file does the job better (note: PDF documents already support every character existing in the past, present, or future!) while being less complex.
Separately, PDF felt like a step backwards on the day it was announced and sadly nothing since then has changed that.
Of course, that sucks, so I've programmed a nearby key to act as l-ctrl+l-shift+u.
Several characters can also be typed with Compose Key.
For characters I use regularly (in my case, generally the elder and younger futharks), I've created a keyboard out of an Elgato StreamDeck XL so I can type any of these runes with a single button press.
> How do you search for *non-unicode* characters in a pdf document