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{{font|GNU Unifont (Unifont CSUR)|license=OFL/GPL|style=pixelated|ucsur=yes|features=codepoints only|range=all UCSUR characters|system={{tp|sitelen pona}}|feature=codepoints only|author=Roman Czyborra, Paul Hardy}}

Unifont CSUR is a companion font to GNU Unifont and is part of the GNU Project. GNU Unifont got started in 1998 and today the project covers over 2 million codepoints. It can be found in most free operating systems. The base font has glyphs in Unicode Plane 0, Plane 2 and Plane 3. Unifont CSUR has glyphs in Plane 0 and Plane 15.

In the 17 April 2022 release (Unifont 14.0.03), Paul Hardy added {{tp|sitelen pona}}, along side some other UCSUR scripts (Xaîni, Ophidian, Niji, Shidinn). As of 2023-11-04, all UCSUR characters have been encoded, but the format codepoints exist as solid characters instead of serving their formatting functions, leading character combinations, character extensions and cartouches to be broken. This kind of limitation is generally the case wth GNU Unifont and companion fonts,<ref>[https://unifoundry.com/unifont/index.html GNU Unifont Glyphs], see "Unifont Limitations"</ref> and it is meant as a font of "last resort".