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Ubuntu logo into Unicode table

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I was searching something into an Unicode table. Suddenly, I feel astonished cause I saw the Ubuntu logo, at line F200, column 00. A very small one is also available at F0E0, column 1F.

Is it because this table on this web page has been generated with a Ubuntu system or something? Or can I find it on any OS???

What can be the reason to put this logo into the special-characters of Unicode set?

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answered 2 Years ago enytidge · Accepted Answer

I'm afraid not. U+F200 is in the Private Use Area (E000—F8FF range). These are not official Unicode characters.