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