Re: The Thai Baht (฿) has always been the most frequently used Bitcoin symbol right?
You guys... where can I get these fonts 
All I see is the baht and the "currency symbol." The rest are boxes and B-boxes.
I didn't need to "get a font". Ubuntu 12.04, works out of the box. What OS are you using?All I see is the baht and the "currency symbol." The rest are boxes and B-boxes.
We use Ƀ
Great, another box. Seriously wtf is wrong with my system?I didn't need to "get a font". Ubuntu 12.04, works out of the box. What OS are you using?
Doesn't work for me. Ubuntu 12.04 32bit with Firefox, fresh install as of today, and most of these fonts are a b-box, except for ฿ and Ƀ.
Anyways, we generally use the Thai Baht for Bitcoins, right?
฿ <- that right there
฿ <- that right there
Please, whatever the heck you use as a symbol for Bitcoin, DON'T PICK SOMETHING ALREADY IN USE FOR A CURRENCY. Such an ambiguous symbol is a horrible choice! Please come to your senses and STOP USING IT.
There's no value in a consensus that's reached with brains off. Use the @ for all I care, BTC is fine, so are Unicode hacks, just not something that's asking for trouble!
I'm going to put this in my sig for a bit, just to make a point.