Ok, this may either be a brilliant thought, or a crazy one, lol! I wonder if it would be possible to change the font names yourself? I don't know, I guess I mean find where they are installed, and try to find Properties. As stated by davidvandebunte, Inkscape 1.0.1 introduced in the the Object menu the Selectors and CSS dialog (that was previously experimental), the shortcut is Shift - Ctrl - Q. Or maybe someone else will reply, who actually knows how to fix this, lol! It seems not everyone visits daily, but I think most who are active lately probably visit weekly, at least. Are they displayed as you expect? I'm just wondering if Inkscape (for Windows) takes the font names from Windows? Out of curiosity, how are those fonts displayed in Windows? For example, if you have Word or even WordPad, or Works. You can use the strikethrough text primarily to show your mistake in the conversation or show removed text. Strikethrough is a text or word with horizontal line through their center resulting the text like ' I am strikethrough text '. Here are some tips: viewtopic.php?f=28&t=484. An online free Strikethrough Text Generator with Italic unicode letters for cool and stylish Strikethrough Text. If you don't find an existing report, you could leave it to the developers what to call it, and just make the report.
But it sounds like you're thinking it's more like a bug.
To me, it sounds more like it would be a new feature. I actually don't know if it should be called a bug or a new feature request. They're all called bugs, but some are categorized "Wish List". You could check Launchpad, to see if this feature has been requested, or if it might be considered a bug.
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