James Weiner wrote:
Hi people,
I was wondering if anyone had a suggestion for where I can get hold of a
suggestion for a 'minimum useful' character set?
I am optimising some typefaces for @font-face use (they are currently
~350Kb) and I would prefer them to way in around 50-75Kb at most,
Dave Crossland wrote:
2009/7/1 ricardo lafuente boll...@sollec.org:
would it be too difficult/impractical to have this run on a font submitted
to the OFLB and generate the .eot on demand?
That's the plan; actually, the ideal plan would be to have a mod_eot
Apache module so that when it saw
2009/7/3 Nicolas Spalinger nicolas_spalin...@sil.org:
Dave Crossland wrote:
2009/7/1 ricardo lafuente boll...@sollec.org:
would it be too difficult/impractical to have this run on a font submitted
to the OFLB and generate the .eot on demand?
That's the plan; actually, the ideal plan would be
Hi,
Let me announce a new public release of Fontmatrix which expose to regular
users what I presented from Trunk at LGM in may. I really hope you’ll find
something useful to use it.
New public release
We’re
Thanks for your help both Nicolas's!
James
On 3 Jul 2009, at 09:04, Nicolas Spalinger wrote:
James Weiner wrote:
Hi people,
I was wondering if anyone had a suggestion for where I can get hold
of a
suggestion for a 'minimum useful' character set?
I am optimising some typefaces for
About a month ago I was thinking about what happen if fonts would be
able to adapt to the reader? If each person had a font would they
differ wildly? or would they be similar?
I started working on a basic implementation of an adaptive font, it uses
a genetic algorithm, to select the best letters
