ough the latest greatest lmtx should
perform some 2.5 times better when profiling).
There's also a new (yet unofficial) feature:
\starttext
\setupfonts
[serif=dejavuserif*default,
sans=dejavusans,
mono=dejavusansmono]
{AAA\char1234 AAA}
{\ss BBB\char1234 BBB}\par
{AA
same
>>> folder as TeX documents, but if one wants some structure and put fonts
>>> in another folder, one has to install the font. There should be no
>>> need for users to install exotic fonts if document author can specify
>>> something like \setupfonts[di
s, but if one wants some structure and put fonts
>> in another folder, one has to install the font. There should be no
>> need for users to install exotic fonts if document author can specify
>> something like \setupfonts[directory=../fonts] on top of project file.
>
> maybe some day
font. There should be no
need for users to install exotic fonts if document author can specify
something like \setupfonts[directory=../fonts] on top of project file.
maybe some day ... as caching is somewhat special then (lookups by names
as well) it's non trivial ... technically one can mou
e and put fonts
in another folder, one has to install the font. There should be no
need for users to install exotic fonts if document author can specify
something like \setupfonts[directory=../fonts] on top of project file.
Mojca
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