"No Tofu" font families with large Unicode coverage (unhinted)

 Noto is a collection of font families, each visually harmonized across
 scripts.
 .
 This package contains Noto font families which lacks hinting:
 .
  * Noto Sans Avestan
  * Noto Sans Balinese
  * Noto Sans Bamum
  * Noto Sans Batak
  * Noto Sans Brahmi
  * Noto Sans Buginese
  * Noto Sans Buhid
  * Noto Sans Canadian Aboriginal
  * Noto Sans Carian
  * Noto Sans Cherokee
  * Noto Sans Coptic
  * Noto Sans Cuneiform
  * Noto Sans Cypriot
  * Noto Sans Deseret
  * Noto Sans Egyptian Hieroglyphs
  * Noto Sans Glagolitic
  * Noto Sans Gothic
  * Noto Sans Hanunoo
  * Noto Sans Imperial Aramaic
  * Noto Sans Inscriptional Pahlavi
  * Noto Sans Inscriptional Parthian
  * Noto Sans Javanese
  * Noto Sans Kaithi
  * Noto Sans Kayah Li
  * Noto Sans Kharoshthi
  * Noto Sans Lepcha
  * Noto Sans Limbu
  * Noto Sans Linear B
  * Noto Sans Lisu
  * Noto Sans Lycian
  * Noto Sans Lydian
  * Noto Sans Mandaic
  * Noto Sans Meetei Mayek
  * Noto Sans Mongolian
  * Noto Sans NKo
  * Noto Sans New Tai Lue
  * Noto Sans Ogham
  * Noto Sans Ol Chiki
  * Noto Sans Old Italic
  * Noto Sans Old Persian
  * Noto Sans Old South Arabian
  * Noto Sans Old Turkic
  * Noto Sans Osmanya
  * Noto Sans Phags Pa
  * Noto Sans Phoenician
  * Noto Sans Rejang
  * Noto Sans Runic
  * Noto Sans Samaritan
  * Noto Sans Saurashtra
  * Noto Sans Shavian
  * Noto Sans Sundanese
  * Noto Sans Syloti Nagri
  * Noto Sans Symbols
  * Noto Sans Syriac Eastern
  * Noto Sans Syriac Estrangela
  * Noto Sans Syriac Western
  * Noto Sans Tagalog
  * Noto Sans Tagbanwa
  * Noto Sans Tai Le
  * Noto Sans Tai Tham
  * Noto Sans Tai Viet
  * Noto Sans Tibetan
  * Noto Sans Tifinagh
  * Noto Sans Ugaritic
  * Noto Sans Vai
  * Noto Sans Yi
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 The name "Noto" is short for "No Tofu", describing the aim of covering
 all living Unicode scripts
 (currently 30 are covered, at least partly, across
 hinted, unhinted and CJK packages).
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 Tofu (豆腐) is japanese jargon for unicode replacement character "�"
 (U+FFFD) often displayed as replacement for unassigned or unknown
 characters.