Ben Laenen <benlae...@gmail.com> skribis: > Anyway, FontForge's normalized SFD format is by far the best we've got > for collaborative font development.
Actually, George Williams has recommended OpenType. As if to prove so, he has those extra tables in which you can stash the same information as would go into the sfd. Of course, a program needs to know how to read those tables, to make any use of them. But the issues involved are complicated. I'll say more about them, elsewhere.
